Quantum Technologies: Implications for European Policy
The Joint Research Centre, the European Commission's in-house science service, has published a Science for Policy report on Quantum Technologies.
At the Amsterdam conference the Joint Research Centre (JRC) Deputy Director General Maive Rute announced at the Amsterdam Conference on Quantum Technologies, an issue paper titled "Quantum Technologies: Implications for European Policy".
The report paper can be now downloaded following the link http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC101632, and raises key discussion points and questions to stimulate a debate from which implications for European policy should emerge.
The JRC hopes to stimulate an active contribution to the content of the document to make sure that they have the broadest view of key players in the field and that any important issue is included in the final version of the study.
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