We are delighted to invite you to the QSIP Annual Days 2026, where researchers, industry, policymakers, public agencies, and innovators will gather in Lund for two days (lunch-to-lunch) of discussions, networking, and collaboration focused on the future of quantum technology in Sweden.
When? 18-19 November (lunch-to-lunch)
Where? Auditorium (Building Inspira), Medicon Village, Lund (Dinner at Bryggan, Formstråket 3, Lund)
Registration: QSIP annual days 18-19 November 2026. Deadline: 23 October.
Highlights from the programme
The Swedish Quantum Strategy
Hear directly from key actors behind Sweden's newly launched quantum strategy and join discussions on how academia, industry, funding agencies, and government can work together to strengthen Sweden's competitiveness in quantum technologies.
Vinnova's roadmap for the future of quantum innovation
An overview of two recent strategic reports shaping Sweden's innovation landscape. The session will cover policy and governance frameworks for strategic technologies, as well as convergence trends where quantum technologies play an increasingly important enabling role across multiple domains.
Exclusive industry perspectives
Representatives from leading organizations including Ericsson, Saab, Volvo and the financial sector will discuss why they are investing in quantum technologies, what opportunities they see ahead, and what is needed to accelerate industrial adoption.
Quantum security and critical infrastructure
Discover how quantum technologies are impacting cybersecurity, data protection, and critical societal systems through dedicated sessions on quantum-safe solutions.
Why attend?
Whether you are a researcher, company representative, investor, policymaker, public actor, or innovation leader, QSIP Annual Days offers a unique opportunity to gain strategic insights, identify new collaboration opportunities, and engage with the people shaping the next generation of quantum technologies. Join us in Lund on 18-19 November and be part of the conversations that will define Sweden's quantum future.