The workshop will focus on discussions within its thematic scope of quantum computing and quantum information theory. Topics of interest include but are not limited to: quantum sensing, quantum materials science, quantum hardware and architectures, quantum error correction, quantum cryptography and quantum communication, quantum algorithms, quantum optimization, quantum AI, quantum bioinformatics and other relevant experimental and theoretical topics. Submissions including non-finished ideas to raise discussion are possible and indeed welcomed. In addition, well-crafted presentations and tutorials on specific topics can be accepted as contributions.
Authors are cordially welcome to send their contributions to
Zornitza Prodanoff
(email: zprodano@unf.edu)
in pdf format. All contributions will be peer-reviewed.
An author of an accepted contribution is assumed to present the
contribution orally at the workshop, either on-site or online.
The workshop will not publish a proceedings volume. A special issue based on the workshop is to be organized in Natural Computing. Accepted workshop papers will be invited to an accelerated review process for Natural Computing.
Schedule
Submission deadline: May 3 May 25, 2026
Author notification: Notifications will be sent on a rolling basis within a few days of submission, and in any case no later than May 28.
Plenary talks
Contributing talks (TBA)
Mika
Hirvensalo
(University of Turku):
Multiple ways to quantum future
Daniel Santavicca
(University of North Florida):
Superconducting Electronics for Classical, Quantum, and Neuromorphic Computing
For general information about UCNC 2026, please
visit UCNC 2026
website.
Workshop Proceedings
The workshop will not publish a proceedings volume. A special issue based on the workshop is to be organized in Natural Computing. Accepted workshop papers will be invited to an accelerated review process for Natural Computing.
Last Modified April 24, 2026 by Mika Hirvensalo
