Contributed talks are now open for submissions. Talks will be selected based on scientific excellence, alignment with the workshop's theme, and program balance. Submissions should correspond to recent research contributions in quantum information and computation. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

- Applications of quantum computers
- Architectures for quantum computing
- Quantum algorithms
- Quantum compilation and circuit optimization
- Quantum error correction and fault tolerance
- Digital and Analog Simulation of quantum systems
- Theory of near-term quantum computing
- Verification of quantum software and hardware
- Error Mitigation and Benchmarking

All talk submissions must be made online on conference's easychair page through the link below. A submission should include a full paper with technical details corresponding to the work. While the manuscript may be from an online repository, such as the arXiv, a PDF copy must be uploaded.

If your submission consists of multiple papers, merge them into a single file. The first 10 pages of the paper should compellingly make the case for its inclusion in the workshop. The submission of an extended abstract is not required, but the programme committee may consider the remainder of the paper at their discretion.

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We anticipate that speakers will attend the workshop in person, contingent upon the global health and travel situation being stable at that time. Rejected submissions will be given the opportunity to be presented as posters unless their content is considered off-topic or incorrect by the programme comitee.