
WIQD Annual Symposium 2025
We in Quantum
The WIQD Annual Symposium 2025 brings together everyone to foster a more inclusive, supportive, and collaborative quantum community.
This year’s theme We in Quantum celebrates the diverse experiences shaping the quantum ecosystem. Share your perspective, connect with others, and gain valuable insights on quantum, diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Building on the success of past years, over 100 participants have engaged in panels and workshops on topics like sustainability in quantum, work-life balance, neurodiversity, and burnout. This year’s programme promises even more exciting discussions, hands-on sessions, and networking opportunities, all centered around our expanded vision of ‘We in Quantum.’
Free lunch and coffee will be provided throughout the event, ensuring you’re fueled for productive conversations and connections!
📅 Date: 22 May
🕘 Time: 09:00 – 17:00 + drinks
📍 Location: House of Watt (Amsterdam)
🎟️ Register now!
Speakers & Agenda
We are curating an exciting lineup of speakers and sessions that reflect the diversity and expertise within the quantum community.
What to Expect:
✅ Engaging Plenaries & Panels – Explore key topics in quantum research and hear about diverse experiences in the field.
✅ Interactive Workshops – Gain practical tools for personal and professional growth, with workshops focused on different perspectives – gender, neurodiversity, culture and others.
✅ Dedicated Networking Sessions – Connect with peers from academia, industry and policy to exchange experiences and build meaningful connections.
📅 Full agenda coming soon! Sign up to our newsletter to stay updated!
Networking & Community Building
This event is open to researchers, students, industry professionals, and anyone interested in creating a more inclusive quantum ecosystem. Whether you’re a quantum expert or just beginning your journey, there’s something for everyone!
💬 Special Networking Event – A structured session designed to help you expand your network and find mentors, collaborators, or peers who share your interests.