Symposium on Quantum Science and Technology (SQST)
Symposium on Quantum Science and Technology (SQST)
After a highly successful launch of QCom(P) and WQT, the two international quantum workshops at COMSNETS 2024 and 2025, respectively, and an international symposium celebrating the quantum century (SCQC) at AI-ML Systems' 25 conference, we are now gearing up to create a bigger, better, and broader impact by organising an international 2-day symposium under the COMSNETS association.
Hence, going forward, we have expanded our organizing team to present this special event, which will be co-located with COMSNETS 2027 and will encompass all four major drivers of quantum technology as of today:
- Sensing
- Communications
- Computing
- Materials
— besides covering foundational and fundamental research directions.
The goal of this symposium is to bring together quantum researchers, scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, developers, students, practitioners, educators, and programmers working in this field. In this context, the symposium also intends to include the topic of understanding what it takes to bring more of the technology from an academic setting to real-world applications based on the industry requirements and technology development roadmap.
Co-Chairs
- Sourav Chatterjee — TCS Research, India
- Raktim Halder — IIT Bhubaneswar, India
- Ritajit Majumdar — IBM Research, India
- Shashank Gupta — IIT Indore, India
- Aritra Sarkar — Fujitsu Research, India
- Rahul Sawant — IIT Madras, India
Local Organizing Committee
- Prasant Misra — TCS Research, India
Steering / Advisory Committee
Previously the WQT co-chairs
- Kishore Bharti — University of Maryland, USA
- M Girish Chandra — TCS Research, India
- Nitin Jain — Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
- Chiranjib Mukhopadhyay — University of Electronic Sciences and Technology of China, China
- Rajiv Krishnakumar — QuantumBasel, Switzerland
- Kaushik Seshadreesan — University of Pittsburgh, USA