The International Conference on Quantum Computing 2025 (ICoQC2025) will present the state of the art in quantum computing research from different perspectives: significant progress and novelties on the hardware, strategies and architectures for protecting quantum information, quantum algorithms themselves, and related enabling technologies. It is a follow-up on ICoQC 2018 with a similar program, composed of invited talks, contributed talks and poster sessions.

The conference will take place at Institut Henri Poincaré, in the heart of Paris' vibrant academic neighborhood of the 5th district. The conference address is 11 Rue Pierre et Marie Curie (who actually worked right there).

Registration is free of charge but mandatory, deadline is the 25th of April. The conference is limited to 200 participants, so don't wait until the last minute!

The deadline for talks and posters is past. Acceptance notifications will be sent before April 10th.

Philip Walther (Vienna)
Giulia Semeghini (Harvard)
Yvonne Gao (Singapore)
Marco Cerezo (Los Alamos)
Aleksander Kubica (Yale)
Natalie Brown (Quantinuum)
Stacey Jeffery (Amsterdam)

The IHP is within walking distance from Panthéon and Notre-Dame. The neighborhood just North of IHP comports a great variety of lunch options. The station "Luxembourg" of RER-B is at 5mn walking distance, linking to the Paris metro network with fast and (often) reliable connection throughout the city, including the airport. Public bike rental is another efficient option to get around. Hence, we have no particular recommendations for accomodation.