Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft

Knowledge Transfer / Recruiting

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In order for quantum technologies to give companies a major competitive edge in the future, it is necessary for research and industry to work together on specific applications at an early stage. Fraunhofer supports the development of in-depth knowledge that will allow developers and managers to assess the potential applications more effectively and train up-and-coming generations in this future technology.

Further education

Quantum computing training courses

The training formats are designed for quantum education with specific target groups in mind: decision-makers, developers, researchers and students. They provide an overview of the QC ecosystem and in-depth knowledge of quantum programming, algorithms and applications.

Quantum computing workshop

Explore the opportunities of this cutting-edge technology with quantum computing training and interactive workshop methods from Fraunhofer IKS – tailored to your business.

Quantum Lab

The Quantum Lab promotes targeted knowledge transfer to companies and the public and makes quantum physics phenomena accessible to a wide target audience – whatever their prior knowledge. Developers can also program quantum algorithms for real-life applications.

QuantumBW Colloquium

The aim of this colloquium is to promote scientific exchange on hardware and algorithm-related topics in the field of quantum computing, to present the latest developments in this research area and to promote ideas relating to the co-development of quantum solutions.

Rhineland-Palatinate Quantum Initiative

This initiative specifically promotes young researchers in the field of quantum technologies (QT), providing a detailed and extensive research program for education, training and networking.

What does a quantum specialist actually do?

Many young researchers at Fraunhofer Institutes are working on advancing the full range of quantum technologies. Here they provide insights into their research activities and career paths.