Param Hansa Philanthropies · Presents
QxBio 2026
Quantum–AI Bio-Convergence
Discovery · Translation · Capital · Partnerships
Key Dates
June 28, 2026
Abstract Submission Deadline
Stage 01 — structured abstract
July 24, 2026
Acceptance Notifications
Selected presenters invited to Stage 02
Aug 15, 2026
Poster PDF Due
Stage 02 — final poster file
Sep 24–26, 2026
Symposium @ The Harker School
San Jose, California
Step 1 · For attendees
Register to attend
Reserve your seat for the three-day symposium. Email-OTP verification, takes under a minute.
Open RegistrationStep 2 · For presenters
Submit an abstract
Structured abstract (250–400 words). Deadline June 28, 2026. Selected authors present a poster on-site.
Open Submission FormAbout the Symposium
Where computation meets the clinic
QxBio is PHP’s annual gathering of researchers working at the convergence of quantum, AI, and the life sciences. Over three days at The Harker School in San Jose, senior PIs, postdocs, graduate students, and high-schoolers share the same room, the same posters, and the same lunch table.
The format is deliberately compact — short talks, dense poster sessions, structured discussion — so collaborations form faster than they would over a year of email. Last year saw 2,500+ scientists across 18+ publications in the resulting network.
Tracks
What we’re looking for
Computational Oncology
Predictive models of cancer progression, metastasis, and treatment response — bridging mechanistic biology and data-driven inference.
Quantum × Life Sciences
Quantum algorithms applied to molecular dynamics, protein folding, and high-dimensional biological inverse problems.
AI for Translational Research
Generative and discriminative models that compress the lab-to-clinic timeline — from biomarker discovery to clinical decision support.
Education & Mentorship
Bringing high-school, undergraduate, and graduate researchers into the same room as senior PIs — the QxBio signature.
QxBio 2025
Glimpses from last year
300+ attendees · 40+ speakers · students and PIs side by side
FAQ
Frequently asked
Who can submit an abstract?
High-school, undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral researchers, as well as faculty and industry scientists. The presenting author must attend the symposium in person.
What's the abstract word limit?
250–400 words total across Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusion. The submission form counts words live as you type.
When will I hear back?
Acceptance notifications go out by July 24, 2026. Selected presenters will then be invited to submit a full poster PDF (Stage 02) by August 15.
Are there registration fees?
Registration details and travel guidance are shared after abstract acceptance. PHP covers travel for a number of selected student presenters — those decisions are made on a case-by-case basis.