Scaling of Spin Qubits Workshop - SSQ 25

Scaling of Spin Qubits Workshop - SSQ 2025

🔬 Exploring the Challenges and Advancements in Spin Qubit Technologies🔬

Organized by C12, Quantum Machines, TU Delft, and Delft Circuits, in collaboration with ENS, this one-day workshop brings together leading minds in quantum computing to discuss cutting-edge research and key challenges in scaling spin qubit arrays.

Why Attend?

👩‍🔬—Expert Talks: Gain insights from 12 distinguished speakers on:

• Materials for spin qubits
• Scaling strategies for qubit arrays
• Qubit coupling and connectivity
• Automation for small-scale arrays
• Emerging novel systems
  
  

🌍—Global Perspective: Understand how academic and industry leaders tackle challenges at the forefront of quantum computing.

🤝 —Connect: Meet top researchers, industry professionals, and rising talents in the field.

Confirmed Speakers

We are honored to host a distinguished lineup of experts in the field of quantum computing:

• Prof. Arne Laucht (Head of Quantum Measurement, Diraq | Scientia Associate Professor for Quantum Engineering, UNSW) – Spin-based quantum processing leveraging silicon CMOS manufacture.
  
  
• Prof. Kristiaan de Greve (Program Director Quantum Computing, IMEC | Part-time Professor of Electrical Engineering, KU Leuven) – Expert in quantum communication and semiconductor-based quantum technologies.
  
  
• Dr. Irene Fernandez De Fuentes (Postdoctoral Researcher, QuTech | Co-Founder, Quantum Women) – Working on silicon-germanium quantum dot architectures for scalable quantum computing.
  
  
• Prof. Guido Burkard (Professor of Theoretical Physics, University of Konstanz) – Researching spin qubit coupling and quantum information processing.
  
  
• Dr. Romain Maurand (Research Director, CEA) – Specializing in silicon spin qubit devices and hybrid quantum technologies.
  
  
• Prof. Natalia Ares (Associate Professor, University of Oxford) – Leading research on AI-driven quantum device control and quantum thermodynamics.
  
  
• Prof. Giordano Scappucci (Group Leader (Associate Prof.), QuTech) – Leading the development of silicon-germanium quantum materials for scalable quantum computing.
  
  
• Inga Seidler (IBM Research Europe – Zurich) - Specializing in designing gate layouts for spin qubits in germanium/silicon-germanium heterostructures.
  
  
• Dr. Marion Bassi (​Postdoctoral Researcher, QuTech) – Working on hole spin qubits in silicon and germanium quantum dots for scalable quantum computing.
  
  
• Prof. Fernando González Zalba (Principal Quantum Engineer, Quantum Motion | Ikerbasque Professor, CIC nanoGUNE) – Specializing in spin qubit readout, silicon-based quantum processors, & scalable quantum architectures.
  
  
• Dr. Jesse Hoke (Quantum Research Scientist, HRL Laboratories) – Expert in quantum materials and device fabrication, with a PhD from Stanford on 2D quantum systems.
  
  
• Prof. Pasquale Scarlino (Tenure Track Assistant Professor, EPFL | Head of the Hybrid Quantum Circuits Laboratory (HQC)) – Expert in microwave quantum optics and hybrid quantum systems for spin qubits.

Program Highlights

• A full day of talks led by experts from academia and industry.
• Opportunities for networking and discussion throughout the event.
• Convenient timing, scheduled just before QuantuMatter in Grenoble (May 20–23, 2025) for those attending both events.
• Poster Session during coffee and lunch breaks, offering attendees the chance to showcase their research and engage with experts in the field. Posters should be sent to luba@c12qe.com.
  Submission Deadline: May 9, 2025

Organizing Committee

• Anasua Chatterjee, Professor, TU Delft
• Fabio Ansaloni, Research Scientist, Quantum Machines
• Matthieu Delbecq, Associate Professor, ENS
• Matthieu Desjardins, Co-founder & CTO, C12
• Nikolai Drobotun, Head of Systems Engineering, Delft Circuits

🗓️ Save the Date and join us for an exciting day of discovery and collaboration on May 16, 2025!