SAVE THE DATE!
🕗 February 2-3, 2027
Join us for Quantum Frontier 2027, bringing together the quantum research community for two days of collaboration, research and innovation
We hope to see you in Santa Fe!
DESCRIPTION
Quantum Frontier 2027 is a two-day gathering designed to showcase the people, capabilities, infrastructure, and partnerships shaping New Mexico’s growing quantum ecosystem. Bringing together leaders from national laboratories, universities, community colleges, government, industry, investment, and workforce development, the event will offer a uniquely New Mexico perspective on the future of quantum science and technology.
New Mexico is home to a powerful and expanding quantum landscape. Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories conduct world-class quantum research; the University of New Mexico, the Quantum New Mexico Institute, and Central New Mexico Community College are advancing education and workforce development; and state initiatives, shared infrastructure, and an emerging private sector are helping accelerate technology development and commercialization.
Researchers, educators, students, government leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and industry representatives are invited to connect, exchange ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration across quantum computing, communication, sensing, materials, devices, and enabling technologies. Quantum Frontier 2027 aims to launch a recurring annual forum for building partnerships and advancing the region’s role in the national quantum enterprise.
STEERING COMMITTEE
Patrick Diehl, Chair — Los Alamos National Laboratory
Brendan Krueger — Los Alamos National Laboratory
Bridget Dixon — Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Christopher Amos — University of New Mexico
Dana Catron — Santa Fe Business Incubator
David Perez — New Mexico Innovation Hub
Grant Rowe — NVIDIA
Jake Douglass — IonQ
Jennifer Gaudioso — Sandia National Laboratories
John R. Engen — New Mexico Consortium
Juan E. Torres - Santa Fe County
Lique Coolen - New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Michael Rabin - Los Alamos National Laboratory
Mike Lilly - Sandia National Laboratories
Monique Anair — Santa Fe Community College
Nathan Gemelke — QuEra Computing
Nora Sackett — New Mexico Economic Development Department
Reynaldo Gomez — NVIDIA
Robert Ledoux — University of New Mexico
Sorakamol Annette Prapasiri - Creative Santa Fe
Stephen Buchanan — Bandelier Technologies
Stefan Zollner — New Mexico State University
Registration will open at the beginning of October
COUNTDOWN TO THE EVENT
- Days107
- Hours20
- Minutes27
- Seconds7
CONTACTS
For program related questions contact:
Patrick Diehl
Los Alamos National Laboratory
diehlpk@lanl.gov
For more contact information see the contact page.
