Topic: quantum technologies

Explore how quantum technologies can advance fundamental and high-energy physics, and how methods, infrastructure and expertise developed in particle physics can contribute to quantum science. The interdisciplinary programme connects researchers from laboratories, universities and industry to assess current capabilities, technical challenges and promising research directions. Scientific themes include quantum and hybrid algorithms, simulation, sensing and quantum networks, alongside the development of shared expertise and collaborations. 23 November at 09:00 to 27 November at 20:30; Europe/Zu

Training centres connect university research with industry and develop doctoral and postdoctoral skills through industrial research and placements. Relevant themes include quantum technologies, sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing. Applications close on 25 November 2026 at 17:00 AEDT.

Exploratory projects pair AI expertise with a domain researcher to address a specific challenge in engineering biology, advanced materials, quantum technologies, medical research or fusion energy. Outputs may include prototypes, feasibility evidence, collaborations or research roadmaps; AI-method development without domain benefit is outside scope. Projects last up to 12 months and start on 26 April 2027. Applications opened 29 September 2026 and close 1 December 2026 at 16:00 UK time. Funding remains subject to Full Business Case approval.