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This leadership appointment signals a strategic push to bridge the gap between fundamental quantum research and commercial application within Finland's ecosystem. Kivioja's background in superconducting circuits and corporate technology suggests a focus on accelerating R&D pipelines for quantum computing, sensing, and communications. The move underscores the industry's growing emphasis on translating scientific expertise into tangible market solutions rather than just theoretical advancement.
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VTT Appoints Jani Kivioja to Lead Quantum Technologies Research

The Quantum Insider3 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — “Finland already has strong scientific expertise in quantum technologies. What is still needed is determined R&D, piloting and innovation to accelerate commercialisation,” says Jani Kivioja, who has been appointed Vice President of VTT’s Quantum Technologies research area from 1 November 2026. Kivioja brings experience in both quantum technology research and […]

Jani Kivioja will become Vice President of VTT’s Quantum Technologies research area on November 1, 2026, bringing experience in quantum research and corporate technology leadership. Kivioja will focus on connecting quantum technology research with R&D, piloting, innovation and commercial applications at VTT. VTT’s quantum technology work spans quantum computing, sensing, communications and manufacturing, with Kivioja highlighting Finland’s expertise in low-temperature technology, microelectronics…

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