FAQ

Quantum Technologies for Precision Oncology: From Drug Discovery to Radiation Therapy is an international workshop bringing together researchers, clinicians, engineers, technology developers, industry leaders, and decision-makers to explore the role of quantum and quantum-inspired technologies in cancer research and care, with a particular emphasis on radiation therapy and treatment planning.

Thursday, November 5 – Friday, November 6, 2026, at Carolina at The Capitol, 101 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC. See the Program page for the day-by-day structure.

Both — QTPO 2026 is a hybrid event. Day 1 will be available in person and online; Day 2 is primarily an in-person track for industry and government participants.

Physicians, medical physicists, quantum researchers and engineers, industry representatives, and government and funding-agency stakeholders working at the intersection of quantum computing and oncology. Students and early-career researchers are welcome.

QTPO 2026 does not have open registration — speakers are invited directly by the organizing committee. If you’re interested in attending as a guest, use the “I’m Interested in Attending” link on the Speakers page (or in the site header, once it’s live).

Speakers are invited directly by the organizing committee rather than through an open call for proposals. If you’d like to be considered, reach out to one of the organizers listed on the Organizers page.

See the Organizers and Sponsors pages.

Reach out to the lead organizers listed on the Organizers page.