Poster Submissions
Showcase your quantum research, technology or real-world application at QAC 2027.
Applications are now open for the Quantum Australia Conference 2027 Poster Showcase, inviting researchers, students, early-career professionals, startups, quantum companies and industry participants to share their work with Australian and international delegates.
From fundamental research and emerging technologies to potential industry applications, the Poster Showcase is an opportunity to highlight what's being developed, explore where quantum could create value and connect with people who can help take ideas further.
Share your research. Showcase emerging technologies. Connect with the global quantum ecosystem.
Key Dates
poster submissions openOpen now.
poster submissions CloseSun 15 Nov 2026, 11:59pm AEDT
Assessment Period Mon 16 Nov – Mon 30 Nov 2026
Presenters Notified Mon 7 Dec 2026
Presenter Registration DeadlineFri 18 Dec 2026
Poster Showcase 17–18 February 2027
Poster Themes
Compute
Quantum Computing, Algorithms & Software
Quantum algorithms, simulation, optimisation, error correction, software, benchmarking and machine learning,
Build
Quantum Hardware, Devices & Enabling Technologies
Quantum processors, photonics, materials, fabrication, control systems, cryogenics, components, and infrastructure.
Sense
Quantum Sensing, Timing, Navigation & Measurement
Quantum sensing, precision measurement, timing, navigation and imaging.
Connect & Secure
Quantum Comms, Networks & Security
Quantum communications, networking, quantum key distribution (QKD) and post-quantum cryptography.
postersCall for posters.
Present. Pitch. Connect.
T&C'sSubmission Guidelines
To submit a poster for consideration via the portal, please prepare the following information:
Poster title: A clear, descriptive title (maximum 30 words).
Presenter and author details: Full names and organisational affiliations.
Poster theme: Select one of the four themes listed above.
Abstract: A summary of your research, project or technology (approx. 300-500 words)
Optional impact statement: Within your abstract, briefly explain why the work matters, its potential industry or ecosystem impact, and who could benefit or collaborate. This will strengthen the submission, but an immediate commercial application is not required.
Terms & Conditions
By submitting an abstract for the QAC 2027 Poster Showcase, the submitting author acknowledges and agrees that:
All authors have approved the submission, and the information provided is accurate.
Submissions must be received by the advertised deadline. Late submissions may not be accepted.
The submitted work must be original or appropriately attributed and must not infringe the intellectual property rights of others.
Submissions must not be primarily promotional or advertising material.
The submitting author is responsible for obtaining any necessary permissions or approvals to present the work.
Submissions must not contain confidential, security-classified or commercially sensitive information that has not been approved for disclosure.
The presenting author must be available to attend their allocated poster session in person if accepted.
Accepted presenters must complete the applicable conference registration requirements by the advised deadline.
The Conference Organisers must be notified promptly of any changes to the presenting author, author details or withdrawal of a submission.
Accepted abstracts, author names and affiliations may be published in QAC 2027 conference materials, including the website, program and mobile app.
Presentations must remain consistent with the accepted abstract and comply with the final poster guidelines.
The Conference Organisers reserve the right to decline submissions that do not meet the published guidelines or conference requirements.
Poster Judging and People's Choice Awards
Quantum Australia 2027 will feature a poster judging panel and a People's Choice Award.
Selected poster presenters may also be invited to deliver a 3–5 minute pitch on stage, providing an opportunity to showcase their research to the conference audience.
As winners will not be announced until the conference, all poster presenters must be prepared to deliver a pitch if selected.
Reasons a submission may not be accepted
The content has insufficient connection to QAC27 or the quantum ecosystem.
The submission is primarily an advertisement or sales pitch for a product, service or organisation.
The abstract does not provide enough information for reviewers to assess its purpose or value.
The work is not original, required permissions have not been obtained, or the submission may infringe another party's intellectual property.
The submission contains fabricated, misleading or improperly attributed material, including content produced using generative AI tools.
The content is misleading, inappropriate, unsafe, confidential or inconsistent with conference requirements.
The submission does not meet the published format, word limit or deadline.
Industry and commercial submissions are welcome. They should focus on evidence, lessons, applications, challenges or ecosystem value rather than promotional messaging.