Consortium builder

Find organisations with experience in EU-funded quantum projects to approach for a consortium: choose the quantum areas of your project and, optionally, your country and the kinds of partner you need.

Based on public CORDIS participation data of organisations published on this portal. The organisations have not opted in to being suggested; this is not a brokerage or introduction service and lists no people. Check each call's eligibility conditions and contact organisations through their own websites.

Quantum areas of your project (at least one)

Quantum computing and simulation Quantum communication Quantum sensing and metrology Enabling technologies and supply chain

Your country (partners from other countries are listed first) - Not specified -AustriaBelgiumBulgariaCanadaCroatiaCyprusCzechiaDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceHungaryIcelandIrelandIsraelItalyJapanLatviaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMaltaNetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaSerbiaSlovakiaSloveniaSouth KoreaSpainSwedenSwitzerlandTürkiyeUkraineUnited Kingdom

Kinds of partner (optional)

Company Higher education Research organisation Public body Other

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Shortlist

8 organisations, from 6 countries. Higher education 7, Company 1.

1. Freie Universitaet Berlin Germany · Higher education
   Took part in 2 enabling technologies and supply chain projects (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review). Has already worked with 3 other organisations on this list.
2. Orange Quantum Systems Operational BV Netherlands · Company · SME
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review).
3. Politecnico di Torino Italy · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review). Has already worked with 1 other organisation on this list.
4. Technische Universitaet Wien Austria · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review). Has already worked with 3 other organisations on this list.
5. Universite de Liege Belgium · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review).
6. Universiteit Utrecht Netherlands · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review). Has already worked with 1 other organisation on this list.
7. University of Galway Ireland · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review).
8. University of Stuttgart Germany · Higher education
   Took part in 1 enabling technologies and supply chain project (EU projects on this portal, from CORDIS; the area of untagged projects is a keyword suggestion pending review). Has already worked with 2 other organisations on this list.

Already worked together

Pairs on the shortlist that shared EU quantum projects (from CORDIS project participation):

• Freie Universitaet Berlin and Technische Universitaet Wien: 2 shared projects
• Technische Universitaet Wien and University of Stuttgart: 2 shared projects
• Freie Universitaet Berlin and Universiteit Utrecht: 1 shared project
• Freie Universitaet Berlin and University of Stuttgart: 1 shared project
• Politecnico di Torino and Technische Universitaet Wien: 1 shared project

Source: CORDIS, Publications Office of the European Union, reused under the European Commission reuse notice (Decision 2011/833/EU). No endorsement by the source is implied.