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#QCTiP2026 is about to begin in Oxford. Given the rapid progress in the field, this conference on quantum computing theory in practice could hardly be more timely: https://t.co/FCb3yhGhgD was a real pleasure to host #QCTiP2025 in Berlin last year, and this year our team is contributing to five talks on quantum algorithms and quantum learning, • "Clifford testing: algorithms and lower bounds", • "Optimal randomized measurements for a family of non-linear quantum properties", • "A measurement-driven quantum algorithm for SAT: Performance guarantees via spectral gaps and measurement parallelization", • "Is it Gaussian? Testing bosonic quantum states", • "Robust Lindbladian estimation for quantum dynamics", with Marcel Hinsche, @YifanTang1999, @FJSchreiber, Maximilian Johannes Kramer, Alexander Nietner, @bittel_l and Emilio Onorati contributing or presenting, in addition to a number of great poster presentations. At the same time, #MonteVeritaQuantumCodes26 is taking place, https://t.co/zJUeGiL2KZ, with Julio Carlos Magdalena de la Fuente speaking about quantum error correction, • "Topological stabilizer models on continuous variables".