Quantum Fringe will return May–June this year! Quantum Fringe is a two-month festival of quantum computing events, hosted by the Quantum Software Lab in collaboration with NQCC, it brings together a vibrant ecosystem of partners from industry, government, and academia to accelerate scientific discovery for quantum advantage. Main events include:• 24-29 May: Spring School 2026 focused […]
Quantum.Tech Global 2026 will take place at Boston, MA, USA on 25th and 26th June. The event will focus on highlighting the latest advancements, applications, and innovations in quantum, AI and HPC technologies; while bringing together global thought leaders from across the quantum ecosystem. Register now to attend this event and engage with us. View […]
The NQCC and partners will be attending the Edinburgh Science Festival 2026.
The UK Quantum Hackathon 2026, organised by the NQCC is returning for its fifth year. This year it will take place from 18 to 20 August at the University of Warwick. This flagship event brings together students, early career researchers, and industry mentors. Call for use case submissions The organisations from industry, government, the public […]
The National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) will be attending Photon 2026, the thirteenth conference in the biennial series dedicated to optics and photonics since its inception in 2002. Dates: 1– 4 September 2026 Venue: University of Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne Photon 2026 brings together leading researchers, industry experts, and technology innovators from across the optics and photonics community. […]
This week-long residential school is hosted by Quantinuum and supported by NQCC. It draws on years of experience building real-world quantum-classical hybrid workflows with academic and industrial partners, and provides hands-on experience running quantum chemistry simulations. The School is designed to:– Consolidate fundamentals in quantum computing and quantum chemistry– Jump-start participants’ work in a supportive […]
NQCC will be participating in the Annual Commercialising Quantum Global returns for its fifth edition, bringing together 1,000 attendees from across the quantum ecosystem. With an expanded two-day programme, the event will feature real-world case studies and insights from industry leaders, exploring the challenges quantum technology can address and how organisations can prepare for its […]
We are holding our first Software Engineering Conference, bringing together key people from the quantum software community across the UK quantum ecosystem, to discuss a wide range of topics. We will brief attendees on the NQCC’s software initiatives and latest developments. There is an impressive list of external speakers from the community. The day will […]
The National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) is inviting schools to register interest in a one-day Quantum Computing Masterclass for sixth form students. This masterclass is designed as an authentic first encounter with quantum computing that is hands on, approachable, and grounded in what today’s quantum devices can and cannot do. Students do not need prior […]
The NQCC is pleased to participate in this year’s Responsible Quantum Technologies Workshop. This workshop aims to be another step towards establishing connections between the Quantum Technologies (QT) and Technology Assessment communities and to introduce some current discussions in the QT community to a new audience. It is organized as a part of the QuTec project […]
We are launching our Industry Network, bringing together quantum computing hardware and software providers, supply chain partners, and end-users to strengthen collaboration across the UK quantum ecosystem. The first meeting will take place on Wednesday 22 April 2026 at the RAL Campus, Harwell (Oxfordshire) from 10:00 to 15:00 hrs. We will brief attendees on the NQCC’s programme and […]
The NQCC is happy to support Quantum Computing Theory in Practice (QCTiP), which aims to bring together the academic community and industry representatives to foster discussions on how to unlock the full potential of quantum computers. Event details:Venue: Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford Dates: 20-22 April 2026 Focus: applied aspects of quantum computing theory 360 participants brings together […]
