We strongly support the Quantum act, and welcome the opportunity to contribute to the discussion. Our comments come from experience with EU projects dating back to the 1990s: 1. We again warn against the inflexible rules and regulations for various actions, such as are present for the Chips Act. These rules substantially reduce the effectiveness of the Act, and the impact of taxpayers money is significantly reduced.
CENN Nanocenter
Academic / research · Slovenia
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CENN Nanocenter filed 2 positions on 8 Dec 2025, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here.
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We strongly support the Quantum act, and welcome the opportunity to contribute to the discussion. Our comments come from experience with EU projects dating back to the 1990s: 1. We again warn against the inflexible rules and regulations for various actions, such as are present for the Chips Act. These rules substantially reduce the effectiveness of the Act, and the impact of taxpayers money is significantly reduced.
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