Partners

The QTIndu consortium is formed by several academic institutions with expertise in the field of quantum technologies (in Finland, Netherlands, and Germany), the national metrology institute of Germany, an SME (and the only company in the world) focused on education and skills for the quantum workforce with an office in Spain, two professional networks in Germany and Netherlands, two academic institutions with a network of SMEs (in Denmark and Spain), and the European multinational aerospace corporation Airbus. Furthermore, two relevant industrial consortia will act as advisors, the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony, and QuiC, the European Quantum Industry Consortium.  

QURECA SPAIN, under the umbrella of QURECA, is the leading company that offers a range of professional services, business development, and the first online platform for training and recruitment, specialised in quantum technologies.
Aarhus university (AU) is a public university, the second oldest and largest in Denmark. Established in 1928, Aarhus University has since developed into a major Danish university with a strong international reputation across the entire research spectrum
Delft University of Technology (TUD), is the largest and oldest university of technology in the Netherlands, an establishment of national importance and it is ranked among the most highly-rated worldwide for engineering and technology.
The University of Helsinki (UH) is the leading university in Finland with established expertise in quantum physics research. Since April 2021, UH has collaborated on quantum science and technology, under the umbrella of The Finnish Quantum Institute.
The Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) is Germany’s national metrology institute and has a long tradition in quantum technology. The development of the commercial use of QT is supported by the Quantum Technology Competence Center QTZ established at PTB in 2019.
Technische Universität Braunschweig (TUBS) is one of the oldest Universities with a technical orientation in the world. In the German Excellence Initiative, TUBS has won two clusters of excellence in 2018, one of them (QuantumFrontiers) with a dedicated quantum topic.
ICFO was founded in 2002 by the Government of Catalonia and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalonia · Barcelona Tech, both members of its board of trustees along with the Cellex and Mir-Puig Foundations, entities that have played a critical role in the advancement of the institute.
The Stifterverband e.V. (SV) is the joint initiative of the German Economy and foundations promoting Education, Science and Innovation. In 2021, SV was asked by its members to engage in education for quantum computing and technology. Since then, it has launched activities directed at school education.
MinacNed is the association of companies and institutes creating economic added value in the Netherlands based on joint activities among members and with relevant stakeholders in the field of microsystem and nanotechnology.
Quantum Valley Lower Saxony (QVLS) is an amalgamation of quantum technology expertise in the State of Lower Saxony in Germany to promote international visibility and local value creation.
Airbus Defence and Space (ADS) is Europe’s Number 1 Defence and Space Company. It is the world’s second largest space company and one of the top 10 defence companies globally.

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