Naujienos ir renginiai

You are invited to an important event!

 

Quantum technologies are gaining global attention for their potential to revolutionize fields ranging from information security to high-performance computing and beyond. As these technologies advance and find real-world applications, their importance continues to grow. Lithuania is also taking its first steps in this field, actively engaging in its development and seizing emerging opportunities.

 

The Lithuanian Quantum Technologies Association is leading the effort to establish a national Quantum Agenda—a strategic document outlining the country’s priorities and opportunities in this field. Organizations from Lithuania’s scientific, business, and public sectors have actively contributed to shaping these guidelines, forming the Lithuanian quantum technologies steering committee.

 

This event marks the first public presentation of Lithuania’s Quantum Agenda and its implications for science, business, and society. It will also outline a long-term strategy for the development of this rapidly growing field.

 

Location: Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, Gedimino pr. 3, Vilnius

Date: February 28 (Friday)
Time: 13:00–16:00

 

The event is open to the academic community, public and private sector representatives, and anyone interested in the development of quantum technologies and their impact on Lithuania’s future.

 

The event will be held in English.

 

For the event program and the free registration window, please follow this link: https://quantumlithuania.eu/en/renginys/lietuvos-kvantiniu-technologiju-gairiu-pristatymas/

 

The Lithuanian Quantum Technologies Association (LQTA) was established in 2023 on the initiative of three founding institutions - Vilnius University (Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics together with the Faculty of Physics), Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (Departments of Optoelectronics, Laser Technologies, and Fundamental Research), and the IT company "Novian Technologies".

 

Learn more by reading an interview with Dr Tadas Paulauskas, the Head of the LQTA and a researcher from the FTMC Department of Optoelectronics.