Education
From high-school programs to PhD research: hands-on training with top European and American trainers, bridging formal education and the tech-based economy.
The Campus
A privately funded science campus built around a simple idea: bring industry-ready quantum computing, world-class education and entrepreneurship to Iași — as part of Romania's National Quantum Strategy.
Meet FMC
A campus anchored by a quantum computer
FreeYa Mind Campus fosters innovation across physics, AI, mathematics, medicine, drug discovery, chemical compounds and materials science. Students and researchers collaborate in a dynamic, future-driven environment, solving real-world challenges through quantum computing.
The iconic QFMC building hosts the Quantum Innovation Center powered by IBM: research laboratories, collaboration spaces, event venues and inter-connectable training rooms, along with an ample AI datacenter built on IBM and NVIDIA hardware. Student dormitories on campus can accommodate over 3,000 students.
Three pillars
Education. Research. Entrepreneurship.
Research
Four research directions: quantum finance & cybersecurity, computational fluid dynamics, drug delivery, and nanotechnologies — with access to IBM Quantum resources.
Entrepreneurship
FreeYa incubators, offices for start-ups and collaboration with the IBM Quantum community support companies pushing the boundaries of technology.
1st
IBM Quantum System Two hosted in Europe
133
qubits — IBM Heron processor
6
partner universities in Iași
3,120
students accommodated on campus
Milestones
From partnership to quantum hardware
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Dec 2024
IBM Quantum partnership signed
FreeYa Mind Campus and IBM Quantum formalize the partnership that anchors the campus.
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Mar 2025
Official launch
The campus is launched with the support of local authorities and six universities in Iași.
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Oct 2025
Qiskit Fall Fest hackathon
The first quantum computing hackathon at FMC, with IBM Quantum guests.
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Apr 2026
IBM Quantum System Two delivery
Protocol signed with Politehnica Bucharest; national extension towards Iași, Cluj and Timișoara.