The scientific domain is advancing daily through the discovery of new materials, enabling technological progress from household devices to space endeavors, including coffee makers and lunar rocket launches at the Moon's South Pole. Innovations in new materials at the subatomic level are improving medicine delivery and tailored therapies, while quantum computers and supercomputers are outpacing other advancements. The International Conference on Materials for Electronic, Energy, Biomedical Technologies, Quantum, and Computing (MQUBIT) is a multidisciplinary event that gathers researchers, scientists, academics, and industry professionals globally to discuss recent advancements in Materials Science and Technology, including state-of-the-art Quantum Computing technology.

        MQUBIT holds substantial technical importance due to its convergence with multiple advanced research domains, such as flexible electronics and ultrafast computing. Conference attendees will have the opportunity to explore innovative research via keynote addresses, plenary sessions, invited talks, and both oral and poster presentations, thus linking theoretical findings with practical applications. The aims of this MQUBIT conference are threefold: (i) to promote science among young individuals, particularly Master's students, (ii) to motivate science students from diverse disciplines to participate in research within Materials Science, and (iii) to explore novel applications of Applied Materials Science pertinent to Quantum Computing that surpass the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence.