Research & papers
The field's primary preprint server — most new quantum computing research appears here before, or instead of, formal publication.
A community-run, open-access journal for quantum science and technology.
American Physical Society
Selective open-access journal for theoretical and experimental quantum information science.
Nature Portfolio
Open-access journal covering quantum algorithms, hardware, and networking research.
ACM
Flagship publication for quantum software, compilation, algorithms, and theoretical computer science.
IEEE
Focuses on hardware systems, engineering implementations, error mitigation, and quantum architecture.
IOP Publishing
Bridges physical qubit hardware — superconducting, photonic, ion-trap — with quantum software research.
Springer
Long-standing peer-reviewed outlet for theoretical foundations, cryptography, and quantum algorithms.
American Physical Society
Fundamental research in quantum optics, atomic physics, and quantum information.
Nature Portfolio
High-impact research in quantum state manipulation, optics, and materials for quantum systems.
Annual conference
The field's premier annual conference for theoretical quantum information and algorithms.
IEEE
Major cross-disciplinary conference covering hardware, software, cross-layer architecture, and industry systems.
Annual conference
Theory of Quantum Computation, Communication and Cryptography — a specialized theoretical computer science conference.
Annual conference
The flagship conference for quantum cryptography, key distribution, and security analysis.
IBM Research
Publications on heavy-hexagon hardware, error mitigation, and dynamic circuits from IBM's quantum research group.
Google Quantum AI
Papers on superconducting circuits, the Sycamore processor, and surface code progress.
Microsoft Research
Research on topological qubits, Majorana zero modes, Q#, and hardware resource estimation.
Amazon Science
Research on fault-tolerant architectures, cat-qubit hardware, and quantum network routing.
IonQ
Publications on trapped-ion systems, high-fidelity gate operations, and all-to-all qubit connectivity.