TUESDAY, 19 MAY

AMSTERDAM
Tour: 9.30 – 13.00 | HoQ opening: 13:30-16:00
Amsterdam Science Park is accessible by transit, car, ride-share, and by bike.

Participants joining the Amsterdam hub tour will experience lab tours and demo room walk-throughs, the Innovation Market, interactive meetings and matchmaking with startups, companies and ecosystem partners, plus networking over a delicious catered lunch. 

The morning session titled “The Next Q: Your way into the Amsterdam quantum ecosystem” highlights what makes Amsterdam an attractive base for quantum companies and projects.

DELFT
13:00-evening
The bus will pick up attendees in Amsterdam at 11.45.

Participants travelling to Delft can experience one of the Netherlands’ most established and robust quantum ecosystems. Visit HoQ Delft and engage directly with local companies about their projects and research, including QuTech, Single Quantum and QBlox.

Guests are invited to stay for the community BBQ, celebrating innovation and discovery in the Delft quantum ecosystem. 

THURSDAY, 21 MAY

EINDHOVEN
The bus will pick up attendees in Amsterdam at 9.00.

The Eindhoven tour begins at TU/Eindhoven, where participants engage in a discussion of tech capabilities, research, and collaboration options. From there, participants will tour computing and networking labs, explore clean rooms, and visit spinoff companies making a real impact in quantum technology. The tour concludes with a visit to the high-tech campus, where the newly established Quantum Manufacturing Alliance will present use cases for quantum technology across the supply chain.

TWENTE
The bus will pick up attendees in Amsterdam at 8.45.

Guests visiting Twente will get an immersive look at the current research and future ambitions in quantum materials and electronics, as well as in applied quantum photonics. Through guided lab tours, presentations and networking, guests will also understand why Twente is home to one of the five European pilot lines focused on photonics. 

LEIDEN
The bus will pick up attendees in Amsterdam at 11.00

Hosted in the heart of the Leiden Bio Science Park, the largest Life Sciences & Health cluster in Europe, this hub tour is designed for organisations curious about how quantum technologies, applied algorithms, and precision‑focused innovation might support future developments in their sector. 

In addition to photonics and quantum sensing lab tours, guests will network with and hear from QuantaMap, Onnes Technologies, and Leiden Cryogenics.