SQA 2025.

About the Conference

Superconducting Qubits and Algorithms (SQA) is a not-for-profit scientific conference with a focus on science, technology, and algorithms relevant for superconducting quantum computers. It is organized by QuTech, Orange Quantum Systems, and IQM Quantum Computers in cooperation with the scientific community.

Venue: Theater de Veste, Delft, The Netherlands · On-site participation with free livestream.

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Recording

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Keynote Speakers

Keynote

Anna Grassellino

Fermilab

Keynote

Nathan Lacroix

Google Quantum AI

Keynote

Harry Putterman

Amazon Web Services

Invited Speakers

Yvonne Gao

NU Singapore

Leo DiCarlo

QuTech / TU Delft

Elisa Bäumer

IBM Quantum

Max Werninghaus

WMI Munich

Simone Gasparinetti

Chalmers University

Chunqing Deng

QSC Greater Bay Area

Morten Kjaergaard

Niels Bohr Institute

Alba Cervera Lierta

Barcelona Supercomputing Center

Johannes Heinsoo

IQM Quantum Computers

Andrew Bestwick

Rigetti Computing

Kristel Michielsen

RWTH Aachen / FZ Jülich

Nicolas Didier

Alice & Bob

Supporters

Platinum supporters

Qblox

OpenSuperQ

Quantum Machines

QuTech

Gold supporters

Zurich Instruments

QuantrolOx

Qruise

Quantware

Maybell

QT.Indu

Orange QS

IQM

Silver supporters

Delft Circuits

Intermodulation Products

KEYCOM

ScalinQ

COAX CO.

Hermercs

YQuantum

Bluefors

Arctic Instruments

kiutra

Vasta

Oxford Instruments

AQSolotl

Committee

Scientific Committee

• Prof. Dr. Christian K. Andersen, QuTech / TU Delft (Chair)
• Prof. Dr. Stefan Filipp, TU Munich / Walther-Meißner-Institut
• Prof. Dr. R. Vijayaraghavan, TIFR Mumbai
• Prof. Dr. William D. Oliver, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Prof. Frank Wilhelm-Mauch, OpenSuperQ / Forschungszentrum Jülich

Local Organizing Committee

• Dr. Vivek Sinha, QuTech / TU Delft
• Amber Van Hauwermeiren, Orange Quantum Systems
• Maarten Huppertz, QuTech / TU Delft
• Andrea Mitrovska, Orange Quantum Systems
• Erik Anspach, Elan 147
• Dr. Stefan Seegerer, IQM Quantum Computers
• Ines de Almeida Garrett, QuTech / TU Delft