The symposium "Machine Learning to Advance Quantum Technologies" (ML4QT) focuses on the significant potential of Machine Learning (ML) to enhance quantum hardware and software. It aims to explore how ML can speed up the development of quantum algorithms and improve the control of Quantum Processing Units (QPUs), while also showcasing the benefits of innovative ML-driven research in quantum technologies.
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a versatile technique that reveals the structure and dynamics of matter, making it essential in chemistry, life sciences, and materials science. Despite its advancements, NMR holds significant potential for further development, which will be explored at an upcoming conference featuring leading researchers and industry partners, with opportunities for networking and idea exchange.

The World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemists (WATOC) is a prominent international organization dedicated to advancing the fields of theoretical and computational chemistry.

HQS will contribute to the scientific program, which includes a diverse array of presentations, featuring 12 plenary lectures, 150 invited talks, and three poster sessions, all organized into 75 thematic sessions covering various topics such as electronic-structure theory, molecular dynamics, catalysis, and machine learning.

Industry Roundtable

Dr. Michael Marthaler will join the Industry Roundtable at the ICQE on 04.06. to discuss the current role of quantum science and technology in energy management. Are quantum technologies ready for practical application, or are they still years away? Is industry influence on academic research fostering progress or hindering fundamental exploration? Our panel, featuring experts from various sectors, will address these questions and explore strategies, challenges, and opportunities for integrating quantum technologies into the energy landscape. Prof. Marco Barbieri (Roma Tre) will moderate the discussion.

HQS is proud to be a community sponsor of the Quantum Computing Theory in Practice (QCTiP) 2025 conference, bringing together leading researchers and industry experts to explore the latest advancements in quantum computing.

Join us for two insightful presentations at the poster session:

“Quantum algorithms for simulating systems coupled to bosonic modes using a hybrid resonator-qubit quantum computer” – Presented by Dr. Pascal Stadler
We showcase how resonators can enhance quantum simulations and enable more efficient modeling of bosonic systems.
"Demonstrations of System-Bath Physics on Gate-Based Quantum Computers", presented by Dr. Juha Leppäkangas
Discover how quantum algorithms can leverage qubit noise for algorithmic cooling, leading to new methods for stabilizing quantum states on noisy hardware.

Join us at Hannover Messe 2025: HQS’ CEO Michael Marthaler will take part in an insightful panel discussion on "Quantum Computing for Industry: Value, Challenges and Implementation Strategies". HQS will be joined by experts from Airbus, BASF and Capgemini who will explore practical applications, collaboration models and strategies for the industrial implementation of quantum technologies.
Date: 03.04.2025 | 15:35 - 16:20
Location: Hall 2, Booth B02

As part of the session “Quantum Dynamics, Decoherence, and Quantum Information,” Keith Fratus, Senior Expert for Open Quantum Systems at HQS Quantum Simulations, will give a talk on: “Developing a Framework for Predicting Useful Quantum Advantage in the Calculation of Molecular NMR Spectra”.

The presentation explores the potential of quantum computing in chemical simulations, focusing on predicting NMR spectra and identifying parameter regimes where classical approaches may fail—an essential step toward demonstrating quantum advantage in the NISQ era.

HQS is contributing to the APS Global Physics Summit 2025, which will bring together over 14,000 physicists from around the world in Anaheim, California, from March 16 to 21, 2025. This joint event combines the traditional APS March and April Meetings, providing a unique platform for interdisciplinary collaboration in physics.

As part of the program, Benedikt Schönauer and Rolando Reiner from HQS will present advancements in quantum simulations and algorithm development.

HQS will contribute to ANAKON 2025, the leading conference for German, Austrian, and Swiss analytical chemistry, taking place from March 10–13, 2025, at Leipzig University. The event brings together researchers and industry experts to present new scientific insights, innovations in analytical methods, and advancements in instrumentation.

From 9th to 14th March 2025 the DPG Spring Meeting of the Section Atoms, Molecules, Quantum Optics and Photonics (SAMOP) will take place on the campus of the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn. HQS will present innovative approaches to quantum computing, algorithm development and simulation techniques. Our contributions offer new insights into the challenges and advances in the field, and highlight HQS's ongoing efforts to bridge theory and application in quantum technology.

Join us for the QBN WG QC&A meeting, hosted by HQS Quantum Simulations GmbH in Karlsruhe, to discuss Use Cases, Algorithms, and the Road to Fault Tolerance. This meeting will bring together industry experts, researchers, and innovators to explore how quantum computing is advancing and how these developments are finding practical applications across various fields.

HQS is contributing to the Quantum Software Engineering MeetUp 2025, which will take place on 24 February 2025 in Karlsruhe, Germany, in conjunction with the Software Engineering (SE) 2025 conference. The workshop aims to foster collaboration between the fields of quantum computing and classical software engineering, addressing challenges in quantum software development, including programming models, compiler construction, test methodologies and algorithm design.

HQS is participating in the next QCI All Hands event of the DLR initiative, scheduled for 19-20 November in Hamburg. This event aims to bring together the entire DLR QCI community, including DLR project staff and industry partners, to foster direct exchange and collaboration.

Our team will be actively involved in the programme to showcase advances in materials simulation. We are looking forward to an inspiring day of networking and knowledge sharing!

The EQTC – European Quantum Technologies Conference will take place from November 18-20, 2024, in Lisbon, Portugal, under the motto: "Building Europe's quantum future together!" This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with the latest advancements in quantum technologies through over 40 talks from leaders in the field, live demonstrations, and discussions on the industrialization and societal impact of quantum technologies.

Rolando Reiner from the quantum computing team at HQS will present the paper "Demonstration of system-bath physics on gate-based quantum computer" at the EQT event

This paper presents an algorithm for cooling interacting spin systems to their ground states using IBM Q quantum computers. The algorithm utilizes inherent qubit noise by coupling the system to auxiliary spins, allowing the simulation of ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic orderings. They demonstrate this approach’s feasibility for systems with up to three system spins and four auxiliary spins.

Meet Dr. Michael Marthaler at the AWS booth #2501 at SC24 in Atlanta and learn how you can efficiently use our simulation software with the computing resources of Amazon Web Services. We look forward to a stimulating exchange at the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis.

Join us for the inaugural QUANTUM + AI conference and exhibition in New York City on October 29-30, 2024! This groundbreaking event will unite leaders in Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence to explore the transformative potential of their synergy. Our CEO, Michael Marthaler, will be presenting on Quantum AI Algorithms and Software Development, sharing insights on how quantum computing can revolutionize AI capabilities across various industries.

Join us at Quantum Effects 2024 for insightful discussions on the intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence, featuring a talk by Dr. Marina Walt on "Quantum Machine Learning: Hype or Quantum Advantage?" and a panel discussion led by industry leaders, including Dr. Michael Marthaler, focusing on the commercial applications of quantum technologies in the Health & Life Science sectors. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the potential and challenges of quantum innovations!