Machine Learning (ML) possesses a tremendous potential for enhancing quantum hardware and software. Join us to explore, for example, how ML can advance algorithm design or Quantum Processing Units (QPU) control. We will also shed light on how machine learning can boost quantum technologies through new ML-based research methodologies.
The Symposium Machine Learning to Advance Quantum Technologies (ML4QT) is designed as a premier forum for researchers and developers who are passionate about the intersection of machine learning and quantum technologies. Whether you’re already working in this exciting field or looking to engage, ML4QT is the perfect platform to explore opportunities and synergies that will drive the development of quantum technologies forward.
At this inaugural event we will also introduce the emerging Applied Quantum AI Hub Heilbronn, a dedicated center focused on driving applied quantum research and innovation. Moreover, ML4QT marks the first step towards establishing an annual gathering, fostering long-term exchange and collaboration among experts from academia, research institutions, and industry.
ML4QT is generously funded by the Dieter Schwarz Foundation.
The symposium is hosted at experimenta, Germany's largest Science Center, located in the heart of Heilbronn—an emerging quantum hub and unique location where expertise from national and international research institutions converges.
experimenta - Das Science Center
Experimenta-Platz
74072 Heilbronn
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You are invited to submit a talk or a poster (including a mini presentation) on your current work and findings regarding Quantum and/or AI research. Especially welcome are submissions corresponding to recent research in (quantum) machine learning. Topics include, but are not limited, to:
Submissions are possible until April 18, 2025. For this we ask for:
Please submit your contribution here.
We look forward to innovative contributions and impulses!
The symposium includes keynotes, invited and contributed talks as well as plenary discussions. There will also be a poster session, an evening event and a conference dinner.
Day 1 | |
09:00 | Opening |
09:15 | Keynote I |
10:15 | Keynote II |
11:15 | Coffee Break |
11:30 | Keynote III |
12:30 | Lunch Break |
13:30 | Mini Poster Presentation Session and Guided Tours |
14:30 | Contributed/ Invited Talks |
15:30 | Coffee Break |
16:00 | Contributed/ Invited Talks |
17:30 | Conference Dinner and Evening Event |
Day 2 | |
09:00 | Welcome Back and Best Poster Award |
09:15 | Contributed/ Invited Talks |
10:30 | Coffee Break |
11:00 | Ask-the-Experts |
12:00 | Lunch Break |
13:00 | Contributed/ Invited Talks |
14:30 | Coffee Break |
14:45 | Best Speaker Award |
15:00 | Panel and Plenary Discussion |
15:45 | Closing Notes |
16:00 | End |
Dr. Marco Roth, Fraunhofer IPA
Dr. Christian Tutschku, Fraunhofer IAO
Prof. Dr. Achim Kempf, University of Waterloo