Matchmaking during the Quantum Industry Day in Switzerland
To mark the 100th anniversary of quantum science and technology, UNESCO has declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. As part of this year-long celebration, the Swiss Quantum Ecosystem has planned a weeklong series of specialized events. The Quantum Industry Day on 14 October is part of it.
OrganiserThis event brings together leading players from academia and industry, with the aim of strengthening collaboration and accelerating innovation. The focus is on matchmaking between companies, research institutions and experts in the quantum sector.
For whom?
This event is specifically for:
- Technology companies active in or interested in quantum solutions
- Innovative SMEs and startups
- Research institutions and universities
- Investors and policymakers
- Professionals in IT, cybersecurity, sensing and telecoms
Why participate?
- Matchmaking and networking. Make direct contact with experts, startups, scale-ups and international companies. The matchmaking programme offers targeted one-to-one meetings, ideal for exploring partnerships and creating business opportunities.
- International visibility. Promote your products, projects or services to an international audience and increase your brand awareness within the fast-growing quantum technology sector.
- Insight into the latest trends. Stay abreast of the latest applications and developments in:
- Quantum computing
- Quantum communications
- Quantum instrumentation
- Quantum sensors
- Quantum-safe security
- Inspiring keynote speakers & panels. Listen to visionary thinkers and thought leaders from industry and science share their insights on the future of quantum technology.
Registration
Participation in the matchmaking is free of charge. Registration is mandatory. You can register for the online matchmaking via the Quantum Industry Day website.
Questions?
Do you have any questions about the matchmaking event? Then please contact EEN advisor Herman Hartgers at herman.hartgers@rvo.nl or Maarten van der Leur at maarten.vanderleur@rvo.nl.
