QVLS: Quantum Technology from Lower Saxony
Quantum Valley Lower Saxony (QVLS) brings together Lower Saxony’s quantum expertise in science, industry and politics. Together, this network stands for research and transfer of quantum technologies in the global race.
Funded by the Ministry of Science of Lower Saxony and the Volkswagen Foundation, the non-profit association QVLS e.V. shapes the impact of quantum technologies in business and society.
Whether a public event, conference or supra-regional cooperation: QVLS invests in long-term partnerships and a vibrant quantum community. In addition to the transfer of scientific expertise to start-ups and established companies, QVLS is involved in the education and training of the future quantum workforce.
Impressions from HANNOVER MESSE 2024
In the Future Hub (Hall 2) on 500 square meters, the cutting-edge advancements in quantum science and technologies were showcased.
Read a report and view photo galleries with impressions from the stand, of QVLS Partners and of projects from the region:
New members at QVLS
A warm welcome to all new association members that we were able to welcome to QVLS e.V. in the past year 2024:
News
Welcome new QVLS member: powerBridge Computer Vertriebs GmbH
We are delighted to welcome powerBridge as the newest member of QVLS!
Stefanie Kroker receives ERC Consolidator Grant
Knapp zwei Millionen Euro für Forschung in der Lasertechnologie der TU Braunschweig
Micro-LEDs for computers of the future
TU Braunschweig researchers successfully test micro-LED technology for the artificial intelligence of tomorrow
Lower Saxony Science Prize in two categories for Braunschweig’s microelectronics
Awards go to Professor Andreas Waag and Master’s student Sarah Koop-Brinkmann
An exciting day at the DLR Quantum Computing Initiative Showcase in Hamburg!
Yesterday, we had the opportunity to attend the DLR Quantum Computing Initiative Showcase by the...
Quantum Job Afternoon
What does your future look like in the quantum world of work? Find out – at the Quantum Job Afternoon in Hanover.