Location
Venue
Shanghai, China
Venue to be announced
The conference venue and hotel information will be published here once confirmed. For general enquiries, contact the organizers.
Last updated: 10 August 2026
About the host city
Shanghai, where heritage meets horizon
Shanghai is China's largest city and a global centre of research, engineering and commerce. From the historic Bund to the laboratories and universities of the Yangtze Delta, the city has long been a meeting point between cultures and disciplines — a fitting home for a community working across quantum science and engineering. The images below illustrate the city's character; the conference venue itself will be announced separately.
Water towns
Centuries-old canals and stone bridges surround the city, recalling the region's long history as a hub of trade and culture.
The Bund
The historic waterfront lines the Huangpu River with early 20th-century architecture, one of Shanghai's most recognizable landmarks.
Lujiazui skyline
Across the river, the Lujazui financial district rises as a centre of science, engineering and international exchange.