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This initiative marks a significant step toward building the workforce required for practical, fault-tolerant quantum computers by bridging gaps between classical coding theory and quantum physics. With €4.6 million in Horizon Europe funding, the QuBriC network unites 16 universities and seven industry partners to train doctoral researchers specifically on error correction protocols essential for scaling qubit systems.

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Alice & Bob joins network to train quantum error correction experts

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 12, 20262 min read

Alice & Bob is contributing to QuBriC, Europe's first Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network dedicated to quantum error correction. The network, backed by €4.6 million in funding over 48 months, brings together 16 universities and seven quantum companies, including ETH Zürich and TU Delft, to train 15 doctoral researchers.

Europe’s first doctoral network dedicated to quantum error correction has launched, uniting 16 universities and seven quantum companies including ETH Zürich, TU Delft, and UCL. Backed by €4.6 million in funding over 48 months from the Horizon Europe MSCA programme,…

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