Join us this November in New York City for the QED-C Annual Meeting and Plenary during the International Year of Quantum. This is the premier opportunity to connect with key players across the quantum ecosystem—including technologists, startups, and enterprise leaders—from across the globe.
Designed to foster meaningful collaboration, the meeting features keynote talks, expert panels, and discussions that surface the most pressing challenges and emerging opportunities in the quantum space. Together, we’ll chart actionable paths forward for growing the quantum industry and strengthening its workforce.
Whether you’re looking to build new partnerships, share insights, or shape the direction of quantum technology development, there’s no better place to engage than at a QED-C Plenary Meeting.
QED-C Members log in to register to attend the full event. Non-members, including investors, end users, and prospective members, request an expo invite to attend the Quantum Technology Expo on November 6.
Assistant Director, Directorate of Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (TIP), NSF
Distinguished M.C Dean Professor ECE, Director Nanofabrication Facility, NC State University
Microelectronics Commons Technical Execution Area (CTEA) Lead for Quantum Senior Research Physicist, AFRL/RITQ
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Google Chelsea Campus
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QED-C does not have a room block reserved, but there are many hotels near the venue.
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Make the most of your trip to New York City by taking advantage of the activities being held around the Annual Meeting. A full list is below:
Location: 45 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10111 | Date: Tuesday, November 4 | Time: 8 AM – 2:30 PM (local)
Fee: Members $20; Non-members: $50 | Financial Aid: Available (see details on event page)
CLE: Applied for, pending approval
If you want to learn more about current trends in law and policy affecting the development of the quantum information science and technology industry, the QLNI is a great opportunity to hear from some of the top legal and policy minds in the community, with speakers such as Artie McConnell, Dan Berger, and Kevin Wolf.
Through engaging presentations and candid discussions, attendees will gain actionable knowledge across key practice areas, sharpen their skills, and make new connections in a collegial environment.
This program is suitable for attorneys at all career stages who seek to remain competitive in an increasingly complex regulatory world. Attendees will walk away with fresh perspectives, practical takeaways, and a certificate of attendance that may satisfy CLE credit requirements.
Location: NYU @ 726 Broadway | Date: Tuesday, November 4 | Time: 2 PM (local)
Depending upon the numbers signed up, you may be assigned a group with a different start time.
The Center for Quantum Information Physics (CQIP) is working on fundamental questions at the intersection of quantum physics, condensed matter, engineering, and materials science to advance quantum information science and its applications. The Center provides top-level learning opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students as well as senior researchers to create leaders in the quantum workforce. The CQIP mission is to develop multifaceted quantum technologies, pursue partnerships, and serve as a hub in New York City to connect quantum start-ups and industries, academics, and the broader community in technology and science. Registration closes October 31.
Location: The Think Lab @ Yorktown Heights| Date: Thursday, November 6 | Time: Depart 12 PM from the annual meeting, return around 6 PM
Join fellow attendees on the afternoon of Thursday, Nov. 6, for a tour of IBM’s Think Lab and a talk by Jay Gambetta, VP of Quantum and IBM Fellow. The IBM Think Lab is both a working laboratory and a collaboration space for sharing IBM’s vision for the future of computing with clients and collaborators. Guests will have the opportunity to learn more about the AIU cluster, as well as IBM Quantum Systems One and Two—both of which are installed in the Think Lab. Roundtrip transportation will be provided. Registration closes October 24.
Location: Metropolitan Pavilion | Date: Friday, November 7 | Time: Forum 10:30 AM – 3 PM; Fair 3 PM – 6 PM
Pricing for Employers: Tables start at $500. QED-C members receive a 10% discount
Seize your opportunity to network with degree-seeking students at colleges and universities in the Northeast and farther afield. Meet up-and-coming talent, shape their needs directly with information on your organization’s required skills and continue to improve the pipeline for the future quantum workforce.
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