This document outlines a communication plan for the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) that includes both a public website and an internal blog. The website will contain permanent information about members, research lines, publications, and events. The blog will feature dynamic news like recent papers, seminars, conferences attended, new projects, and awards. The blog aims to concisely share relevant information to help the IQC grow by making others aware of its work. When writing posts, the guidelines recommend using English for international readers and Catalan when appropriate, and including things like publication details, seminar summaries, and photos from conferences.
2. Web of the IQC
• “Permanent” content:
– Members
– Research lines
– Publica,ons
– Seminars / Conferences
– Others (compu,ng resources, fellowships,
projects, financing, future plans, personal webs)
– Link to the Blog of the IQC (news)
– Informa,on in the web as direct as possible
4. Blog of the IQC
• Dynamic content (news):
– Published papers
– Seminars (visitor researchers)
– Conferences aNended by IQC members
– New projects
– Prizes / Dis,nc,ons / Fellowships
– Basic science (chemistry for Girona people)
– Others relevant for IQC
5. How to write in the Blog
• Language: English for Interna,onal
communica,on, Catalan for our neighbours
(depending on the content / subject).
• Content: Concise informa,on for a quick post, not
becoming a compulsory wri,ng, while thinking
that it is a waste of ,me.
• IQC needs to communicate to grow up, we need
others know who we are and what we do.
6. What to put in the post
• Publica,on: Journal (link), ,tle, authors,
abstract, graphical abstract.
• Seminar: Who, affilia,on, relevance, ,tle,
abstract, video interview (podcast), photo.
• Conference aNended: Name (link), ,tle
lecture / poster, authors, (abstract), photo
(conference site, city, researcher in front of
the poster), (pdf of the lecture / poster when
published).
