QFlag: Quantum Technology Flagship Coordination and Support Action

quantum flagship, quantum technologies

QFlag aims to support and coordinate the activities of the Quantum Flagship - the initial selected projects, and the quantum community at large - into the world-leading success that all stakeholders would like it to be – this will assist both the science to evolve as well as gathering and triggering the stakeholders to liberate quantum technologies from the lab and turn it into commercially successful products.

More specifically, QFlag is targeting the following five overall objectives:

1. Coordinate the relevant Flagship stakeholders and link the Flagship to national programmes.

2. Coordinate access to infrastructure, foster applications of Quantum Technology and facilitate the transfer of results to industry.

3. Increase awareness of QT in Europe, both with (potential) end-users and the general public.

4. Foster education and training in QT, both of students and young researchers and engineers, in the field of QT, as well as a “quantum aware workforce”.

5. Support the efficient governance of the Quantum Technology Flagship and monitor its progress.

In Geneva, we will take the lead in structuring the community and developing the Quantum Flagship’s Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) as well as promoting gender equality for the quantum technology community. The SRA is the roadmap for the quantum flagship that will outline the vision and allow us to track progress towards its ambitious objectives.

Partners

VDI Technologiezentrum GmbH

Université de Genève

Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast-natuurwetenschappelijk onderzoek

Commissariat à l'energie atomique et aux energies alternatives

Robert Bosch GmbH

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

Fundació Institut de Ciències Fotòniques


For more information, see the Quantum Flagship web site at: qt.eu

or contact Rob Thew

Rob Thew, Quantum technologies, QSA, QFlag, Quantum Flagship













In Press

Physics World: Next steps for quantum communication


En français

Le Temps: L’UE verse un milliard pour les technologies quantiques, notamment pour Neuchâtel et Genève

Radio RTS: Un milliard pour les applications du futur

Tribune de Genève: Des labos touchent le jackpot européen

L'Agefi: La Suisse parvient à s'imposer dans la recherche européenne