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Sweden Joins European Quantum and AI Skills Academies

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Sweden joined the European Quantum and AI Skills Academies through Nordita and Stockholm University, supported by a total budget of €19.8 million over 48 months with 50% EU funding. The European Quantum Skills Academy (EQA) unites 73 partners across 23 countries, while Sweden's AI initiative focuses on healthcare and social care with user participation principles. Nordita coordinates the Nordic-Baltic Quantum Academy, and Swedish participation enables access to experimental infrastructures. Key figures include Katarina Bjelke (Sweden's Science Council), Göran Johansson (WACQT), and Mikael Fogelström (Nordita).

Key points

• Sweden joined the European Quantum Skills Academy (EQA) with Nordita supporting the Nordic-Baltic Quantum Academy, bringing 73 partners and 100+ affiliates across 23 countries.
• The Swedish AI Skills Academy initiative focuses on healthcare and social care sectors, emphasizing user participation and democratic principles in AI development.

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Coverage is limited to the 2026-10-15 press release; specific implementation timelines beyond the 48-month budget period are not detailed.

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