Programme - Nordic Quantum Life Science Roundtable 2025
The programme is divided into two parts across two days. The open conference on September 25th will feature presentations of QLS use cases and its enabling technologies from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. A funders' panel debate will explore how to further catalyze QLS in the Nordic region. On September 26, we will continue with a workshop (by invitation only) for QLS research and innovation groups.
Time & place
September 25th (open conference): Nordic Quantum Life Science Roundtable 5-year Jubilee
Time: Conference and mingle 12:40-19:00
Place: Karolinska Institutet, Biomedicum, Conference hall Eva & Georg Klein, Solnavägen 9, Stockholm, Sweden
Registration: Please register below by September 1st
September 26th (By invitation only): Nordic QLS Workshop)
Time: Workshop: 08:15-14:00
Place: Karolinska Institutet, Aula Medica, Floors 5 and 6, Nobels väg 6, Stockholm, Sweden. A separate invitation will be sent to the steering committee, project groups, and funders for the workshop.
Registration
To access the registration form, please register here Please register by September 1st.
Accommodation
Should you wish to make a hotel reservation, Elite Carolina Tower and Blique by Nobis are located close to the conference venue.
Kindly note that all reservations and expenses are to be managed individually.
Further information and questions
More detailed information about the event will be sent out during August. If you have any questions, please send an email to nordicqls2025-jpe@ki.se or call Cecilia Leideman Bäck at +46 70 883 74 11
A warm welcome!
Martin Bergö, Vice President, Karolinska Institutet and the steering committee of the Nordic Quantum Life Science Roundtable
- Ebba Carbonnier, Director Swedish QLS Centre (SE)
- Daniel Lundqvist, Prof., Director CIR, KI (SE)
- Göran Johansson, Prof., Director WACQT (SE)
- Lene Oddershede, Prof., SVP Novo Nordisk Foundation (DK)
- Magnus Boman, Prof., KI (SE)
- Morten Bache, Scientific Director, Novo Nordisk Foundation (DK)
- Pedro G. Lind, Prof., OsloMet (NO)
- Sabrina Maniscalco, Prof., CEO Algorithmiq (FI)