This year, together with the Munich Quantum Valley, we are collaborating with the Pint of Science festival to bring quantum science and technology to a local Munich pub.

19–21 May quantum researchers will take the stage at Haderner Bräu in Großhadern to present and discuss their research in a fun relaxed atmosphere. They will take the audience on an exciting and insightful journey through different fields of quantum science and technology – from different approaches on building quantum computing hardware from various perspectives to the development of quantum software, from the simulation of new materials to microscopy on the smallest scales.

The talks start at 7 pm every evening. Get your ticket on the Pint of Science website.

19 May

• Alles Quantum? Von den Wesenszügen der Quantenmechanik zu bahnbrechenden Technologien
  Prof. Andreas Stute | Professor - Technischen Hochschule Nürnberg)
• Wie baue ich einen Quantencomputer auf Basis neutraler Atome?
  Kevin Mours | PhD candidate - Max Plank Institute of Quantum Optics

20 May

• Software for Quantum Computers: New Horizons with Proven Methods
  Lukas Burgholzer | Postdoc - TUM
• Behind the Curtain of Quantum Computing: an engineer’s perspective on superconducting quantum hardware
  Emily Wright | PhD candidate - Walther-Meissner-Institute

21 May

• Frontiers of Quantum Simulation: Engineering Complex Materials Atom-by-Atom
  Tim Harris | PhD candidate - LMU
• Seeing the Unseen – MRI Microscopy with Quantum Sensors
  Julia Draeger | PhD candidate - TUM