About us

The Quantum Modeling workshop aims to bring together researchers from MDE with quantum computing backgrounds, as well as researchers and practitioners from other domains to explore opportunities for cross-pollination, collaboration, and research in combining quantum and MDE techniques.

Important Dates

Fri, Jul 3, 2026

Paper Submission

Fri, Jul 31, 2026

Notification

Fri, Aug 14, 2026

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Paper Submission

Research Paper Submission Tracks

Quantum(-inspired) algorithms / learning / optimization for modeling, model management, and model analysis & verification problems

Quantum(-assisted) planning and scheduling applied to modeling processes

Quantum-supported modeling assistants and tools

Model-based synthesis and data-driven model generators

Quantum-supported model-based digital twins

Model quality support based on quantum computing

Domain-specific modeling for quantum computing and quantum/classical software systems

Model-driven processes for quantum software development

Using models for quantum program representation and traceability

Model-based code generation for quantum SDKs and platforms

Architectural modeling languages for hybrid software systems

MDE for quantum machine learning and quantum workflows

Model-driven quantum software migration and interoperability

Model-based testing / analysis / validation of hybrid software systems

Quantum in teaching modeling and software engineering

Tools, frameworks, and modeling standards

Experience reports, case studies, and empirical studies

Challenges and roadmaps

Call for Papers Description

The QMod workshop invites authors to submit original and unpublished work in categories: Full Papers (max 10 pages), Tool Demonstrations (max 5 pages), and Extended Abstracts (max 5 pages). All papers must adhere to the ACM formatting instructions.