📢 Call for Papers deadline: December 26, 2026
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CSQIT 2027, the 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Quantum Information Technology, is an academic research conference dealing with the meeting point of classical computing and quantum information science. It is intended for researchers, university faculty, doctoral students and industry scientists working on intelligent computing, information security, quantum computing, quantum communication, quantum optics and quantum information. The conference is scheduled for 12 to 14 March 2027 in Nanjing, China, a major university and research centre. The call for papers is organised around four tracks: quantum computing and algorithm innovation, quantum software and systems engineering, quantum communication and network security, and quantum optics and photonic computing hardware. Authors may submit full papers for presentation and publication or abstracts for presentation only, with full-paper submissions due in late December 2026. Accepted full papers are published in the conference proceedings and submitted for indexing in EI Compendex and Scopus, and the organisers require every reference to be verifiable through a DOI or a working link. Three days of presentations give participants a forum for peer feedback. As a quantum information technology conference in Nanjing 2027, CSQIT contributes to a fast-growing field where cross-disciplinary exchange between computer scientists and physicists is essential.
CSQIT 2027 — 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Quantum Information Technology takes place March 12–14, 2027 in Nanjing, China.
CSQIT 2027 — 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Quantum Information Technology is an in-person event.
The Call for Papers is open — submissions close on December 26, 2026.
Travel questions? See Good to know in the travel guide below.
Nanjing in mid-March is in early spring - around 13C, damp, with plum and cherry blossom opening across Purple Mountain and the city's parks. Jiangsu's capital was China's imperial seat for six dynasties, and unlike the megacities to its east it still reads as a walled historic city with an academic core: several major universities sit close to the centre, which makes it a natural fit for a research conference.
Nanjing Lukou International (NKG) connects to the city on Metro Line S1 in roughly 35-45 minutes, or 45 minutes by taxi. Many international delegates instead fly into Shanghai and take the high-speed train, which reaches Nanjing South in about 75 minutes and runs very frequently. The city metro is extensive, signed in English, and reaches nearly all the sites below.
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Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum and Purple Mountain. A monumental stair climb up the forested slope east of the city to the tomb of the republic's founder, with the Ming Xiaoling tomb and Linggu Temple on the same mountain. March blossom makes it the best month of the year here. Half a day; the stairs are steep and long. Tickets on Klook →
Confucius Temple and the Qinhuai River. The Fuzimiao quarter of rebuilt Qing-style halls, shopfronts and pleasure boats on the Qinhuai, busiest and best after dark when the lanterns are lit. Street food along the lanes is the reason to come hungry. Two hours in the evening. Tickets on Klook →
Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall. The memorial and museum to the 1937 atrocity, sober and very well presented, and essential to understanding the city. Entry is free but requires advance online reservation. Two hours, and it is not a casual stop - leave space in the day afterwards.
Ming City Wall and Xuanwu Lake. Nanjing retains one of the longest surviving city walls anywhere; sections near Zhonghua Gate and along Xuanwu Lake are walkable. The lake park beneath it is where the city exercises at dawn. Ninety minutes for a wall section plus the lakeside. Tickets on Klook →
Is it easier to fly into Shanghai?
Often yes. International connections to Shanghai are more frequent, and the high-speed train reaches Nanjing South in about 75 minutes with departures throughout the day.
How do I pay for things?
Mobile payment dominates, and both major Chinese apps now accept foreign cards after in-app registration. Set this up before you travel and carry some cash as a backup.
What is the weather like in March?
Early spring, around 13C, often damp and overcast, with blossom season underway. A light waterproof layer covers most days.
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