The Future of Quantum Technology is nine years old
Last week, we were at IdeenExpo GmbH 2026 in Hannover, and something stayed with us. A child stood in front of our ion trap demonstrator and asked: "But how does it know where to stay?" That is the kind of question that, if nurtured correctly, becomes a PhD thesis, a startup, or a breakthrough.
From Classroom to Global Forum: Dr. Franziska Greinert brings Quantum expertise to the OECD - OCDE
How do you build a bridge between today’s education and tomorrow’s quantum workforce?
QVLS at EQTC2025 in Copenhagen
Come by to connect, collaborate, and explore the future of quantum technologies with us.
A Quantum Leap into PTB – QVLS at the Open Day 2025
Report and Video: More than 8,000 visitors from all over Germany took part in this unique event. With hands-on activities, interactive demonstrations, and direct encounters with researchers, the Open Day became a joyful and unforgettable celebration of science.
Concerts and lectures on atomic clock precision and mortality
TIME concert and lecture series „TIME“ in Braunschweig, Göttingen and Hannover
QVLS impresses with Masterclass at HANNOVER MESSE
A key focus was on how QVLS is translating cutting-edge research into industrial practice through the Cluster4Future QVLS-iLabs.
QVLS Winter School 2025 – A week full of quantum
The QVLS Winter School on quantum information processing with trapped ions brought an international group of students to Hanover and Braunschweig (report and video)
Roadmap for quantum careers around the world
Braunschweig reference framework for quantum technology education sets international standards