We invite researchers, students, and professionals in quantum computing to submit their work for consideration. Submissions will be accepted for:

Short Talks: Concise presentations designed to highlight emerging ideas and recent findings.

Posters: Visual displays to showcase research and foster in-depth discussions.

Both (Short Talk and Poster): An opportunity to present your work through both formats for maximum engagement.

This is an excellent opportunity to present your work, engage in cross-disciplinary discussions, and contribute to advancing the key themes of the FoQaCiA project, which include:

• Quantum Contextuality, Non-classicality, and Quantum Advantage: Exploring the principles that underpin quantum computational power and their implications for real-world applications.
• The Complexity of Classical Simulation of Quantum Computation: Investigating the boundaries between classical and quantum computational capabilities.
• The Arithmetic of Quantum Circuits: Delving into the mathematical structures and operations that drive quantum algorithms.
• The Efficiency of Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computation: Advancing methods to enhance the reliability and scalability of quantum systems.