WERQSHOP
Workshop on Error Resilience
in Quantum computing
📅 July 17-18, 2025 | 📍 New York City 🗽
Bringing together researchers, developers, and practitioners to advance error resilience in quantum computing.
Topics
- New quantum error mitigation (QEM) techniques
- QEM feasibility/scaling
- Open source QEM software
- QEM performance
- QEM in the early fault tolerant era
- Error resilience
About the Workshop
This workshop will bring together researchers, developers, and practitioners working on all aspects of Quantum Error Mitigation (QEM) and error resilient compilation — from those studying sampling costs to those implementing them in real-world quantum computing pipelines.
The goal is to foster collaboration between:
- Software developers building open source QEM tooling and integrations,
- Researchers exploring the feasibility and limitations of QEM,
- Practitioners applying QEM to improve near-term quantum hardware,
- Compiler developers working to enable seamless QEM integration.
By convening this diverse group, we aim to generate focused ideas on what to research and build next in QEM, especially in the context of early fault-tolerant quantum computing (eFTQC).
Invited Speakers
Supporters
Organizers
- Nate Stemen (Unitary Foundation)
- Nathan Shammah (Unitary Foundation)
- Greq Quiroz (Johns Hopkins)
- Ryan LaRose (Michigan State)
- Andrea Mari (University of Camerino)
- Pranav Gokhale (Infleqtion)
- Peter Orth (Saarland University)
- Misty Wahl (Unitary Foundation)
Questions?
Contact nate@unitary.foundation with questions and inquiries.