The EQUALITY project brings together scientists, innovators, and prominent industrial players to develop advanced quantum computer algorithms to tackle strategic industrial problems in areas such as energy storage, aerodynamics, and space mission optimisation.
This upcoming webinar series will highlight some of the project's most promising results. Topics include novel quantum approaches to optimisation, analysis of noise in quantum bits and its impact on applied computations, tailoring of quantum circuits, and more — all with a focus on real-world industrial relevance.
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Programme
Webinar 1: Quantum Algorithms and Optimisation Routines
18 June 2025, 14:00 – 15:40 CET
As quantum computing advances, efficient algorithms and optimisation routines are crucial for solving problems beyond the reach of classical computers. This webinar will explore the latest quantum algorithms and their industrial applications.
Webinar 2: Aerospace Applications of Quantum Computers
25 June 2025, 14:00 – 15:40 CET
This webinar will explore how quantum algorithms can be integrated into aerospace design and operations, potentially leading to more efficient aircraft and satellite systems.
Webinar 3: Energy Applications of Quantum Computers
2 July 2025, 14:00 – 15:40 CET
This webinar will explore quantum computing’s potential to revolutionise the energy sector, including advances in renewable energy technologies and accelerated discovery of energy storage materials.
The full programme is available on the website .
About the EQUALITY project
The EQUALITY (QUAntum ALgorithms for IndusTrY) consortium comprising Airbus , Capgemini , Da Vinci Labs , Fraunhofer ENAS , German Aerospace Center , INRIA , Leiden University and PASQAL , was selected by the EU’s key funding program for research and innovation, Horizon Europe , to develop innovative quantum computer algorithms that are aimed to solve strategic industrial problems.
EQUALITY targets industrial use cases that can benefit from the quantum-enabled speed-up in the near and medium terms. These are computational fluid dynamics for aerospace and energy applications, the design of batteries and fuel cells, the development of new materials for energy applications, multidisciplinary optimisation, space mission optimisation, and space data analysis. Each of these tasks, faced routinely by the industrial partners, is highly demanding on computational resources, forcing engineers to either use simplistic models or rely on expensive build-and-test cycles. The opportunity provided by quantum computers to tackle such questions promises a competitive edge for the European industry.
By transforming current industrial interest into widespread adoption, EQUALITY solidifies the link between strategic European industries and the emerging quantum ecosystem while contributing to technologies critical to the green transition.
EQUALITY is funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement 101080142. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.