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88 reviewsThe capabilities of quantum technologies have advanced significantly in recent years, demonstrating their potential across various sectors such as the life sciences, finance, aerospace, defence, energy and telecommunications. The rapid evolution of these technologies highlights the need for a skilled workforce capable of driving innovation and translating theoretical advancements into practical applications. Against this backdrop, RAND Europe and the Novo Nordisk Foundation convened a roundtable discussion to discuss critical issues related to skills development within the quantum technology ecosystem. Participants, comprising thought leaders, researchers, industry experts and policymakers, examined the key emerging trends, challenges and opportunities, and discussed strategies to bridge the quantum technology skills gap and nurture a robust talent pipeline.
This report captures the perspectives and insights of participants at the roundtable, serving as a concise guide to inform and contribute to the broader stakeholder discourse on quantum technology skills and talent, as policy on these key issues develops. The discussions also informed a set of cross-cutting policy considerations aimed at guiding stakeholders in building a resilient, equitable and future-ready quantum technology workforce. These considerations emphasise the importance of collaboration and community building, stress the need to expand and diversify skills and perspectives, and encourage stakeholders to approach skills systems holistically with forward planning. Taken together, these policy considerations can be regarded as a set of cross-cutting principles that could underpin a future 'Quantum Technology Skills Charter', expressing a collective statement of intent, ambition and commitment among stakeholders including public, private and third sector (including civil society) entities.
