Conference Agenda

Ethical lessons from the second quantum revolution

Chair(s): Benedict Lane (TU Delft, Netherlands, The)

Presentations of the Symposium

A relational ethics approach to navigate the socio-technical challenges of quantum technologies: Addressing the gaps in Responsible Innovation and Design for Values

María Palacios Barea
Faculty of Technology, Policy, and Management, TU Delft

Infrastructures of responsible quantum technologies

Adrian Schmidt, Zeki C. Seskir
Institut für Technikfolgen­abschätzung und System­analyse, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie

Revisiting the Security Dilemma in the Context of the Quantum Internet

Sybolt Doorn
Faculty of Technology, Policy, and Management, TU Delft

Identifying alternatives to the de facto division of moral labour in ELSA engagement with quantum technology development

Clare Shelley-Egan, Benedict Lane
Faculty of Technology, Policy, and Management, TU Delft

Responsible innovation ecosystems: advancing quantum for good through gender-transformative approaches

Shamira Ahmed
Faculty of Technology, Policy, and Management, TU Delft