Last week, I attended the 2026 European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) Conference in Krakow.

In a nice 3-session panel dedicated to Exploring Resilient and Responsible Futures of Quantum Technologies, I focused my presentation on Ecological Discussions on Quantum Technology and Policy.

The presentation (here) synthesizes some completed (here and here) and ongoing research (here) intersecting philosophy of science and technology and the governance of quantum information technologies, always starting from the idea of the Quantum Ecology as both an onto-epistemological framework and an emerging technological paradigm.