Lab visit at University of Copenhagen - The Coolest Lab in Copenhagen: -273°C.

Behind the Scenes of Quantum Computing's Future What does the future of quantum computing look like behind the laboratory doors?

Guided laboratory tour and Q&A

Join us for an exclusive visit to the Quantum Training Lab at the Niels Bohr Institute and gain access to one of Denmark's most advanced quantum technology facilities. During the visit, Associate Professor Kim Splittorff will introduce the fundamentals of quantum information science and the research driving the next generation of quantum technologies. The session includes a guided tour of the QTL Cryostat Lab, where quantum hardware is cooled to temperatures close to absolute zero (-273°C), enabling the measurement and control of qubits that underpin future quantum computers.

The visit concludes with an opportunity for discussion and Q&A on the development of quantum technologies and their potential implications for the financial sector.

This event is part of the UCPH Fintech Futures Programme, the University of Copenhagen's platform for bringing together researchers, innovators, students, startups and industry partners to explore the future of finance and technology. The programme serves as the foundation for the University of Copenhagen's activities during Nordic Fintech Week.

You'll meet:

Kim Splittorff, Associate Professor, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen

Who is this event for?

Open to all.

Particularly relevant for professionals interested in quantum technologies and their potential applications within the financial sector.

Cost: Free of charge

Registration is required. The tour takes place in an active laboratory environment and capacity is therefore restricted.

Please note that we have a limited capacity at the laboratory of maximum 30 people. We prioritize Nordic Fintech Center University Partners, NFW Partners and Insight365 ticket holders.