Showcase Cryogenic Quantum Co-Simulation at International Summer School in Kalamata

Dr.-Ing. Lotte Geck and Dr.-Ing. Patrick Vliex were invited presenters at the 2025 Emerging Quantum Technologies Summer School & Conference held in Kalamata, Greece.

They presented their latest research on co-simulating control circuits and cryogenic CMOS electronics with quantum devices operating at millikelvin temperatures, proudly representing the Institute of Integrated Computing Architectures (ICA) at Forschungszentrum Jülich. Phanish Chava and Georgios Tsirmpas also participated in the summer school and gained valuable insights and hands-on experience in the latest developments in the field.

Thank you for having us - the presentation inspired engaging discussions and valuable insights into the future of quantum technologies.

About the Summer School:
The first Summer School in Emerging Quantum Technologies, which took place in Kalamata, Greece, from July 14-16, brought together researchers, professionals, and students to explore advanced topics in quantum technologies. This immersive event served as a unique platform to delve into cutting-edge science, discover career pathways, and spark new collaborations.