QTYR26, the Quantum Technologies for Young Researchers workshop, is a conference designed specifically for scientists in the early stages of their careers working in various branches of Quantum Science. This workshop offers a unique opportunity for postdocs, PhD, and Master’s students to share their research in a supportive and inclusive environment. On top of this, the event features a series of invited talks by renowned experts in the field, providing invaluable insights and networking opportunities.
The program covers a wide range of topics in Quantum Science, from quantum computing and quantum information to quantum optics, quantum communication and cryptography, quantum hardware, and quantum machine learning. It includes keynote speeches, contributed talks, poster presentations, an industry focus session, and a panel discussion on the role of companies in quantum technologies.
QTYR26 is organized by the PhD and Young Scientists in Quantum Technologies Network (PYSQT) and falls under the umbrella of the Official Interuniversity Master’s Degree in Quantum Technologies created by CSIC and various Spanish universities.
The workshop will be held in Valencia from 22nd to 26th of June 2026 at the EDEM University Centre, The place is in a privileged location in the Port of Valencia, with direct access to the Mediterranean Sea, very good connections with the city centre and all sorts of cultural activities.
For more information about the workshop, talks and other details: pysqt.organization@gmail.com
You can join our community through the following WhatsApp link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/KHalAOHChPEHX591t8vo3y
PYSQT organizers
- Daniel Michel Pino González (ICMM-CSIC)
- Miguel Clavero Rubio (IFF-CSIC)
- José Luis del Olmo Naranjo (ICMM-CSIC)
- Ángela Díaz Bricio (IMDEA Networks-UC3M)
- Beatriz Polo Rodríguez (ICFO)
- Jesús Alcaine Cuervo (UPV/EHU – BCMaterials)
- Blas Durá Azorín (IFIMAC-UAM & IQF-CSIC)
- Ángel Rodríguez Alcaraz (CFM/MPC-CSIC-UPV/EHU – BasQ)
- Alba Guio Sánchez (IMDEA Nanociencia)
Local organizers
- Manuel Gessner (IFIC, CSIC-UV)
- Miriam Lucio (IFIC, CSIC-UV)
- David Ibáñez (EDEM)
Organizing entities
- PhD and Young Scientists in Quantum Technologies Network (PYSQT)
- Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo
- Red Española de Información y Tecnologías Cuánticas
- Instituto de Física Fundamental (IFF-CSIC)
- Escuela de Empresarios EDEM
- Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC, CSIC-UV)
- Real Sociedad Española de Física
- Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid (ICMM-CSIC)
- EHU Quantum Center
- Quantum Advanced Research Center (QuARC-CSIC)
- Basque Quantum (BasQ)
- UV – Facultat de Física
Program

- Contributed talks 1 (Monday 22nd)
- Hilario Espinós Martínez (11:30-11:45) – “Microwave-free vector magnetometry and crystal orientation determination with Nitrogen-Vacancy centers using Bayesian inference”
- Lucas Ribeiro da Silva Santos (11:45-12:00) – “Preparation of Large Fock States in Resonators with High Probability”
- Jaime García Oliván (12:00-12:15) – “Suppressing Fast Dipolar Noise in Solid-State Spin Qubits”
- Carlos Sagaseta Pagán (12:15-12:30) – “Fidelity bounds for spin-dependent kicks with pulsed lasers”
- Carlos Martín Fernández (12:30-12:45) – “Floquet-geometric phases of a driving qubit”
- Benjamin Tirado (12:45-13:00) – “Utility-scale dynamic circuits to address collective dissipative effects of interacting qubit chains”
- Contributed talks 2 (Monday 22nd)
- Sergi Mas (17:00-17:15) – “A graphical diagnostic of topological order using ZX calculus”
- Alfonso García (17:15-17:30) – “Low resource entanglement classification from neural network interpretability”
- Francesco Flora (17:30-17:45) – “Structure and Optimization of the NPA Moment Landscape”
- Raffaele D’Avino (17:45-18:00) – “An SDP formulation for the device-dependent guessing probability”
- Tomás Fernández Martos (18:00-18:15) – “Deterministic randomness extraction for quantum random number generation with partial trust”
- Alatz Álvarez Ahedo (18:15-18:30) – «High-Dimensional Digital-Analog Quantum Computing»
- Contributed talks 3 (Tuesday 23rd)
- Emre Köse (11:30-11:45) – “Quantum Enhanced Mode Parameter Estimation: A General Framework for Quantum Limited Imaging”
- Balázs Novák (11:45-12:00) – “Quantum Enhanced Two-Point-Source Imaging”
- Marc Cuenca-Laràs (12:00-12:15) – “Langevin Theory of Quantum Non-Markovian Dynamics. Application to Coherent Feedback and the Laser’s Linewidth”
- Manuel Dafonte Urbizu (12:15-12:30) – “Towards AI-Driven Scalability in Multimode Superconducting Processor Design”
- Juan Daniel Torres Luna (12:30-12:45) – “Non-local tunnel spectroscopy of symmetry-broken phases in graphene multi-layers”
- Contributed talks 4 (Thursday 25th)
- Miranda Carou Laiño (11:30-11:45) – “Qutrits for physics at LHC”
- Juan Pablo Uribe Ramírez (11:45-12:00) – “Optimised Grover’s quantum algorithm for querying multiloop causal configurations using graph theory techniques”
- Aitor Arribas Hernández (12:00-12:15) – “The role of soft constraints in the optimization of driving protocols in Neutral Atoms hardware”
- David Aguirre (12:15-12:30) – “Reconstructing Functions from Quantum States: A Review, Improvements, and a New Legendre-Based Method”
- Daniel Isla Mazon (12:30-12:45) – “Discretization-Independent Efficiency for Quantum Carleman-Fourier Algorithms”
- José Javier Orquín Marqués (12:45-13:00) – “Analog Quantum Feature Selection with Neutral-Atom Quantum Processors”
- Contributed talks 5 (Friday 26th)
- Carlos Payá (11:30-11:45) – “Absence of Quasi-Majorana False Positives in Full-Shell Hybrid Nanowires”
- Aday Cárdenas (11:45-12:00) – “Contrasting ultrafast light-driven electron-hole interaction dynamics in monolayer MOS2 and metallic MBSE2”
- Irene García Martínez (12:00-12:15) – “Generalized spin squeezing with limited measurements”
- Luca Petru Ion (12:15-12:30) – “Are Classical Shadows useful for Quantum Metrology?”
- Rubén Gordillo Hachuel (12:30-12:45) – “Quantum metrological advantage of high-order squeezed state”
- Poster Session 1 (Tuesday 23rd 16:30-18:00)
- Iker Lomas Javaloyes – “Thermoelectric transport in topological insulator-superconductor hybrid junctions”
- Víctor Bayona Marchal – “Quantum Correlation Measures in NV Centers Considering the Hyperfine Structure”
- David Miguel Canitrot – “Rydberg spectroscopy for detection of sub-THz frequencies”
- Hugo Catala – “Quantum Computing Demonstration of the Polaron-Molecule Transition on a NISQ Device”
- Carmen Lorenzo Alonso – “Free Space Quantum Communications under realistic Background Light Conditions”
- Josep Tormo Jordá – “Electron tunneling through STM-based junctions”
- Fabián Lobeira – “Implementation of a quantum transmitter for the Eagle-1 mission”
- Iván Melijosa and Javier Perez – “Quditto extension: Automated and Scalable Deployment of Emulated Hybrid PQC-QKD networks”
- Konstantinos Ioannou and Angela Diaz-Bricio – “Physical Parameterization of a LEO Satellite-to-Ground QKD Link from Mission Data”
- Alison Heian – “Entanglement Purification Strategies in Quantum Repeater Networks”
- Julen Erzibengoa – “Understanding the influence of Hamiltonian normalization on the Linear-Ramp QAOA”
- Poster Session 2 (Thursday 25th 16:30-18:00)
- Inmaculada Montiel Estévez – “Comparison of Classical and Quantum Methods for the Simulation of Radiation-Induced Defects”
- Ángel Lapeña López – “Quantum-Enhanced Diffusion Models: Scrambling-Induced Diffusion”
- Daniel Giraldo García – “qEduTrap: A Paul Trap Educational Kit for Secondary Schools”
- Sergio Vidal – “Noise decomposition and a hybrid quantum TUR at arbitrary superconducting gap”
- Marcos Arroyo Sanchez – “On the Privacy Benefits of Partial Quantum Tensorization in Neural Networks”
- Andreu Benavent Montell – “Optimizing finite-shot metrological sensitivity with a variational quantum algorithm”
- Victoria Dordyay Fedoruk – “Simulation of thermal processes on Quantum Computers”
- Javier Martínez – “Optomechanical Crystal Cavity Tuning Via Spin Crossover Nanoparticles”
- Joseph Zhang – “Quantum-Enhanced Beam Displacements With Method of Moments”
Confirmed invited speakers
- Carlos Navarrete (UV) – «Open quantum-optical many-body systems: from quantum simulation to exotic phases of matter«
- Javier del Pino (UAM) – «Topological organization of nonlinear dynamics: from classical to quantum«
- Marta Pita-Vidal (IBM Quantum) – «How to build a quantum computer with superconducting qubits«
- Gerardo Adesso (University of Nottingham) – «Quantum limits of imaging: making the invisible visible«
- Carlos Munuera Javaloy (Ulm University)
- Manuel Fernández Veiga (UVigo) – «Quantum networks: beyond quantum communications«
Confirmed outreach talk speakers
- Ana Martín Fernández – «Física cuántica: un paseo por lo cotidiano»
- Carmen G. Almudéver (UPV) – «Ordenadores cuánticos: una nueva realidad tecnológica»
Confirmed Industry Session participants
- IE University
- Qilimanjaro
- IBM Quantum
- QCentroid
- Basque Quantum (BasQ)
- Indra
Call for participation
Abstract Submission
Abstract submission is open.
Please, fill out the following Google Form to indicate the type of contribution (oral or poster).
You can download the abstract template from this link.
You will be notified of the evaluation outcome before the deadline indicated below. Thank you for your cooperation.
Important dates (Tentative)
Closing Abstract Submission for Oral Presentation: May 22, 2026
Closing Abstract Submission for Poster: May 22, 2026
Poster/Oral Acceptance Notification: May 25, 2026.
Deadline registration: June 1, 2026
Registration
Registration is now open.
We thank the Real Sociedad Española de Física for their continued support in promoting and assisting with this workshop. RSEF members benefit from a reduced registration fee, and we encourage participants to consider joining the RSEF.
Please fill out this form to register after completing the registration fee payment. We kindly ask you to attach the payment receipt to the form (or send it by email to pysqt.organization@gmail.com if you didn’t attach it)
All participants are responsible for covering the registration fee of EUR 115 (EUR 100 for RSEF members), which includes
- Access to all sessions
- Conference material
- Coffee breaks
- Social activity: Boat trip with swimming stop
- Social dinner: Saona Casino de Agricultura
Payment details are provided below.
Entity: Real Sociedad Española de Física
BANCO SANTANDER
IBAN: ES63 0049 2196 0821 1472 3889
Concept: First Name, Surname, Master QuantumTech GEITC





