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After incredibly inspiring days at #QIP2025, I am heading back to #Berlin. Thanks for all, it has been great. It has also been nice to catch up with a number of people. Special thanks to Ken Brown and the team at Duke University.

Our work on constant-overhead magic state distillation with Adam Wills Adam Wills and Min-Hsiu Hsieh Min-Hsiu Hsieh is being presented in a merged long plenary talk at QIP2025. arxiv.org/abs/2408.07764

We hope you all enjoyed your stay in Raleigh for QIP 2025! This 28th iteration of QIP was the largest yet, with just over 900 attendees! Over the coming week, we will post photos and other fun content from the entire week's worth of action! First up, photos from registration on

Welcome speeches from co-chair of the local organizing committee Iman Marvian from Duke, Duke Provost Alec D. Gallimore, and NC State Chancellor Randy Woodson!

Even more welcome speeches from members of the local organizing committee: Di Fang and Kenneth Brown from Duke University , and Frank Mueller from NC State University !

Our first three plenary talks: Stephen Jordan from Google Quantum AI , Adam Bouland from Stanford University , and Clemence Chevignard from Inria ! #StephenJordan #AdamBouland #ClemenceChevignard

Squeezing 900+ attendees (QIP's largest attendance yet) into the frame for these group photos was not easy!

To celebrate QIP, Complex Brew at Raleigh Convention Center even had some themed beverages!

On Monday afternoon, we had the first sets of parallel talks from the full range of areas covered by QIP, including but not limited to error correction, algorithms, and cryptography! From left to right: Eesha Swaroop, Bobak Kiani, Luowen Qian #EeshaSwaroop #BobakKiani

Finally, the Monday program concluded with a women's networking event at Caffé Luna!

Happy Pi Day everyone! We are finally posting more photos from the conference! Day 4 (Feb 25) began with a dual feature on the generalized quantum Stein's lemma: Masahito Hayashi from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzen and Ludovico Lami from Scuola Normale !

The morning of Day 4 additionally featured plenary talks by Fermi Ma from UC Berkeley and Simon Schmidt from Ruhr-Universität Bochum ! #SimonSchmidt

A few selected photos from our parallel talks on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 25! In order: Maxine Luo from Max Planck Society , Antonio Anna Mele from Freie Universität , Hyun-Soo Kim from UC Davis , Tony Metger from ETH Zurich

Day 4 concluded with the first of two poster sessions, featuring a whopping 200 posters! (1/3)

Day 4 concluded with the first of two poster sessions, featuring a whopping 200 posters! (2/3)

Day 4 concluded with the first of two poster sessions, featuring a whopping 200 posters! (3/3)

And finally, to round out our coverage of Day 4, the most popular evening activity for QIPers: DRINKING! Watts & Ward

Happy to announce that our paper "PAC-learning of free-fermionic states is NP-hard" is now published in Quantum. ⚛️ quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2025-…

Happy Cinco De Mayo, and happy Square Root Day (5/5/25)! It has been over 2 months since the conference, but after a hiatus due to various other commitments, our 2-man social media team is finally getting around to posting our coolest undertaking during the

Next in our lineup is our interview with Daniel Gottesman from UMD QuICS ! You'll get to hear about the 2nd QIP in Chicago, and a lot more!