ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The United Nations International Year of Quantum 2025 was never just about celebrating science. It was about deciding how a powerful new technological era should be built, governed, and shared. Claudia Fracchiolla, the Secretariat Coordinator for the IYQ joins us to debrief what was achieved and what happens next.
Join the IYQ Closing Ceremony here https://quantum2025.org/iyq-closing-ceremony-information-2/
Previous recording with Claudia https://petrasoderling.com/s4e2
Substack from UNESCO opening https://petrasoderling.substack.com/p/unesco-paris-quantum?r=1rijxn
Recording with Jesús Sánchez Herrero https://petrasoderling.com/s5e5
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