7^th International Conference
on Quantum Error Correction

QEC25 marks the 7th International Conference on Quantum Error Correction, a prestigious biennial event that has been a cornerstone of the quantum research community since its inception in 2007. Previous editions have been hosted in leading international cities, including Los Angeles, California; Zurich, Switzerland; London, UK; and Sydney, Australia. For the 2025 edition, the conference returns to the United States, proudly hosted by the Yale Quantum Institute.

This conference will convene distinguished experts from academia and industry to explore cutting-edge research in theoretical, experimental, and technological advancements towards achieving robust quantum computation. Key topics will include quantum control, error correction, fault tolerance, and their intersection with physics, computer science, and technology.

Scheduled from Monday, August 11 to Friday, August 15, 2025, QEC25 will take place at the Yale Quantum Institute in New Haven, with an anticipated attendance of 400 quantum researchers.

Yale University has been at the forefront of quantum science and engineering since the early 1990s, serving as the birthplace of significant quantum breakthroughs, particularly in circuit quantum electrodynamics. Recognizing the critical importance of quantum error correction early on, the Yale Quantum Institute has cultivated a vibrant ecosystem of experimental and theoretical researchers dedicated to advancing fault-tolerant quantum computing.

Sponsoring the QEC25 conference at Yale offers a unique opportunity to engage with the next generation of quantum researchers and contribute to discussions on quantum error correction at the very site where some of the field’s most significant breakthroughs have occurred.