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QISS embedded proposal funded
We are proud to announce that the Centre for Quantum and Society selected our QISS embedded project A Responsible Quantum-Safe Cryptography Transition for funding!
The aim of this project is to enable ethicists, epistemologists and law researchers to practice upstream stakeholder engagement, in order to identify societal requirements for a responsible transition to Quantum-Safe Cryptography. This project proposes a societal intervention for the implementation of co-design principles for quantum-safe technologies based on participatory design and user-centred design methods. The intervention consists of a launch meeting and two workshops which will build on the research done at QISS and provide key empirical input for further research in the form of future scenarios, reports, scientific papers and recommendations. -
Eline de Jong at Stanford’s new Center for Responsible Quantum Technology
The Stanford Law School very recently launched the Center for Responsible Quantum Technology. This center focuses on the ethical, legal, social, and policy aspects of quantum technology, including quantum artificial intelligence. It aims to address the challenges and opportunities presented by quantum technologies, such as encryption, computing, and sensors. And Eline de Jong has become one of the first research fellows, giving her a great opportunity to internationally highlight the QISS research. Congratulations, Eline! -
Quantum Research on the radio
QISS researcher Eline de Jong was guest on the public radio programme De Nacht Van NTR. Eline was interviewed about her research on the societal impact of future quantum computers and artificial intelligence. You can listen to the nice interview (in Dutch) via this link. -
QISS research officially started
In October, the QISS research project has officially started. We are looking forward to a fruitful multidisciplinary collaboration between scientists, financial institutions, the government and societal groups to investigate the impact of quantum secure cryptography!
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Large NWA grant for research into the social impact of quantum secure cryptography
See the article on the UvA website.