Upcoming Events
WG Quantum Computing & Applications: Use Cases, Algorithms, and Road to Fault Tolerance
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.
Quantum Brunch Webinar Series
Listen to our CEO Dr. Michael Marthaler's guest lecture at the Quantum Brunch hosted by Fraunhofer.
Topic: Applications for quantum computers: From Materials to Medicine
Discover the central role of spectroscopic methods in materials research and characterization, as well as their applications in biology and medicine. In this fascinating lecture, Dr. Marthaler will discuss nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), one of the most important spectroscopic techniques. Learn how NMR allows us to probe the magnetic properties of atomic nuclei, providing invaluable insight into the structure and dynamics of molecules.
DLR QCI All Hands
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!
European Quantum Technologies Conference 2024
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.
SC24 hpc creates.
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.
HQStage Webinar Series: Maximizing the use for quantum simulation through AI assistance for model building
Join us for the free HQStage Webinar: In this webinar we'll introduce you to the powerful HQS Modelling Assistant, designed to help you get started with quantum simulation and computation.
The complexity and pre-calculations involved in using quantum simulation software can be time-consuming and tedious. The HQS Modelling Assistant simplifies the process for you. With its intuitive, natural language-based interface, you can easily create simulation inputs without having to worry about labels and conventions. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced researcher, this webinar will guide you through the features of the HQS Modelling Assistant and show you how to use its functions for greater efficiency.
Register now! You will receive access details for the webinar once you have registered.
DevCamp 2024
DevCamp 2024 brings together developers, IT professionals, and tech enthusiasts to connect, engage with experts, and actively participate in interactive sessions.
Don't miss the spotlight presentation by HQS Quantum Simulations, introducing "Roqoqo, a quantum computing toolkit in Rust.”
Quantum +AI
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.
HQStage Webinar Series: Non-unitary gates in quantum algortihms: Overcoming the barren plateau problem
Explore the HQS Stage! Now we go into detail!
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the theoretical foundation behind the innovative software HQStage. We will delve into the use of non-unitary gates in quantum algorithms and how they can effectively tackle the barren plateau problem, a major challenge in optimising parameterised quantum circuits. This session is ideal for quantum computing enthusiasts and professionals eager to enhance their understanding of cutting-edge quantum algorithm design.
Quantum Effects
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!
HQStage Webinar Series: Use Cases
Building on the first HQStage webinars, this webinar will show how the HQStage Modules can be used in different applications in materials research and the study of quantum mechanical systems, and how the modules can be combined. We will discuss several use cases and approaches. As a prelude to the upcoming deepdive HQStage webinars (on 8th October and 4th November), we will present practical tips and the theoretical background. If you missed the first webinars, you can still participate here.
Join us live via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/96359044275
(no registration needed)
HQStage Webinar Series: Use Cases
Building on the first HQStage webinars, this webinar will show how the HQStage Modules can be used in different applications in materials research and the study of quantum mechanical systems, and how the modules can be combined. We will discuss several use cases and approaches. As a prelude to the upcoming deepdive HQStage webinars (on 8th October and 4th November), we will present practical tips and the theoretical background.
If you missed the first webinars, you can still participate here.
Join us live via Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/95645729974
(no registration needed)
HQStage Webinar Series: Installation & Features
Join Our Free Webinar on HQStage: Installation & Features!
We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to explore and test the HQS Noise App and the HQS Qorrelator App on your own device with a free trial. In this webinar you will discover the easy installation via the HQStage CLI, the seamless integration into your software environment and the versatile features of the HQStage Modules. Take your research to the next quantum level.
Join us live via this Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/94648362394 (no registration required)
HQStage Webinar Series: Installation & Features
Join Our Free Webinar on HQStage: Installation & Features!
We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to explore and test the HQS Noise App and the HQS Qorrelator App on your own device with a free trial. In this webinar you will discover the easy installation via the HQStage CLI, the seamless integration into your software environment and the versatile features of the HQStage Modules. Take your research to the next quantum level.
Join us live via this Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/99065733459 (no registration required)
International Conference on Magnetism 2024
Don't miss our HQS Quantum Simulations presentation at ICM2024 in Bologna! Join Dr. Benedikt Schönauer, Senior Expert – Model Quantum Systems, on Friday, July 5th at 10:30 AM for:
"A Method to Derive Material-Specific Spin-Bath Descriptions of Materials Displaying Prevalent Spin Physics"
Discover groundbreaking techniques in spin physics and magnetism, including a novel method for identifying spin-like configurations and a generalized Schrieffer-Wolff transformation for effective Hamiltonians. Plus, check out our scientific poster showcasing our latest advancements. See you in Bologna for this exciting event!
HQStage Webinar Series
Join Our Free Webinar on HQStage and HQS Noise App!
We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to explore and test the HQS Noise App on your own device with a free trial. In this webinar you will discover the easy installation via the HQStage CLI, the seamless integration into your software environment and several fascinating use cases that demonstrate the full potential of the module.
Join us live via this Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/94921053186 (no registration required)
AFQC 2024: scale up!
Together, we have laid the foundations for an ecosystem in which good ideas can become successful technologies. At AFQC 2024: scale up!, we will discuss with all key players in the German and European quantum computing ecosystem how we can now get quantum computers into application and become productive, which quantum computing platforms are the most promising and what our ecosystem needs to successfully advance quantum computing on a global scale in the long term. Register by the end of April! More information
ISC High Performance 2024
Join us at ISC 2024 for an enlightening journey into the future of computing! Discover how HQS Quantum Simulations and IQM Quantum Computers are revolutionizing conventional computing elements within quantum systems, enhancing functionality and performance. Join the presentation at the IQM booth L39 by Dr. Fabio Covito and Dr. Peter Eder 'Co-design in Practice: A Faster Path to Quantum Advantage'.
Mark your calendar for the Quantum and Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing Approaches Workshop, where you can delve into the transformative potential of quantum computing. Don't miss Dr. Andishe Khedri's presentation on the 'Impact of noise in the simulation of NMR spectrum with NISQ devices' for a deeper understanding of quantum simulation.
IQM Resonance™ Your Quantum Computing Cloud
Join the IQM webinar, where HQS CEO Dr. Michael Marthaler will also share interesting insights: Register now
Workshop: Advancing Quantum Computing - Exploring Open-Quantum Systems and Noise Characteristics
In this workshop, our primary focus will be on tackling the simulation of open-quantum systems on quantum computers. There will be a special emphasis on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). Unlike simulation using variational algorithms, we'll introduce an innovative approach that centers on developing and applying algorithms specifically designed to leverage the unique noise characteristics found in near-term quantum computers. Please register by the 29.03.2024.
PASQuanS2.1 End-user workshop „Applications of Quantum Simulation 2“
PASQuanS2.1 End-user workshop „Applications of Quantum Simulation 2“ will be held from 21 to 22 March at Palaiseau. The workshop, which is hosted by EDF, brings together academia and industry from different European countries.
HQS CEO Michael Marthaler will be on-site and will talk about use-cases of quantum simulations.
APS March Meeting
Keith Fratus from HQS Quantum Simulations will be presenting at the APS March Meeting 2024 in Minneapolis. The session, titled "B52: Quantum Algorithms and Complexity," will take place on Monday, March 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:18 p.m. CST in room 201AB. Keith Fratus's specific presentation, scheduled for 2:06 p.m. to 2:18 p.m. CST, will focus on the simulation of quantum spin systems on noisy quantum computers, titled: What physical model does a Trotterized time evolution on a noisy quantum computer effectively simulate?
Empowering Female Founders
Join us at Empowering Female Founders, a two-day exclusive event for startup founders, focused on visibility, self-leadership, resilience, and mindfulness. Dr. Iris Schwenk, COO of HQS, will join at 23.02. to share her insights. Activities such as Power Posing, personalized photo sessions, and a living room concert for stage presence tips will be part of the event.
DevCamp 2023
DevCamp 2023 brings together developers, IT professionals, and tech enthusiasts to connect, engage with experts, and actively participate in interactive sessions.
Don't miss the spotlight presentation by HQS Quantum Simulations, introducing "Roqoqo, a quantum computing toolkit in Rust.” Click for more information.
Future of Computing Conference
Join us at the one-day Future of Computing Conference, hosted at Berlin's renowned Estrel Convention Center on November 28, 2023, from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. Explore emerging technologies and the next generation of microchips, and don't miss the workshop on "Emerging Materials for Computing" lead by Dr. Michael Marthaler.
SC23
SC23, the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, will this year take place in Denver, Colorado. HQS will be on-site. Visit our Booth #975. We are looking forward to meeting you.
InnovationFestival
The 3rd InnovationFestival @karlsruhe.digital showcases the best digital innovations from Karlsruhe and the Technologie-Region Karlsruhe. HQS participates with a short lecture on "Simulation of Quantum Systems on Heterogeneous (Quantum) Computing Systems". Join us on Friday, October 13, 2023, at 14:00 CET at the ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe. You can attend in person nor watch it live via the website.
Quantum Effects
With a new format, Messe Stuttgart is creating a forum for this to bridge the gap between science, start-ups and industry, as well as to make innovative quantum technologies visible in Europe: Quantum Effects. Visit HQS at Booth 2A27.
“Using the current generation of noisy intermediate-scale quantum computers is extremely difficult. We have a unique approach that we will showcase at Quantum Effects ” HQS CEO Michael Marthaler said. “Our approach focuses on material science problems in areas like organic solar cells or the calculation of absorption spectras and integrates the noise as part of the algorithm.”
QBN Quantum Industry Summit
Join the debut of the QBN Quantum Industry Summit on 10.-11. Oct 2023 in Stuttgart, which takes place parallel to the Quantum Effects exhibition. HQS is on board. Discover new business and collaboration opportunities and gain a competitive edge in the rapidly growing quantum technology and applications market fully covered by a special event program.
European Summer School in Quantum Science and Technology
Meet HQS at the European Summer School in Quantum Science and Technology in Durbach organized by the KIT Graduate School of Quantum Matter (KSQM). We will be on-site at Wednesday, 20.09.23.
The aim of the School is to provide an introduction and overview of cutting-edge research in quantum science for resaerchers, students and academics, focusing on creating, controlling and manipulating quantum systems for quantum technologies.
Read more about the event and register now: https://www.ksqm.kit.edu/240.php
WORKSHOP: LINKING QUANTUM AND PHOTONIC SIMULATIONS
We invite you to take part in a dedicated workshop jointly organized by CADFEM and HQS Quantum Simulations to dive into our vision of connecting ab-initio electronic structure calculations with tools that are already being used with great success today to develop e.g. photonic components, circuits, and systems. The venue is in the direct vicinity of Laser World of Photonics. Register for free until June 27th, 2023, for one of the limited seats.
World of Quantum
The World of Quantum, one of the leading international trade fairs for quantum technologies, will be held in parallel to LASER World of Photonics in Munich. Visit HQS at the joint DLR and QCI booth A1/514 and learn more about our software in the lecture "Alternatives of variational Algorithms" on June 28, 3:30 p.m., A1/220.