Opportunities & challenges of quantum technologies

Chair: Professor Diane Coyle, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Cambridge Professor Michael Kenny, Bennett Institute of Public Policy Philip Rycroft, former Permanent Secretary, Department for Exiting the European Union

Chair: Dr Molly Morgan Jones, British Academy Dr Gemma Harper, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs Professor Robert Marsh, National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton Dr Nick Hardman-Mountford, Commonwealth Secretariat

Chair: Dr Stephen Till, Cyber and Information Systems Division, Dstl Professor Tim Spiller, Centre for Quantum Technologies, University of York Louis Barson, Future Sectors, BEIS

Chair: Dr Marcus Tomalin, Machine Intelligence Laboratory, Cambridge University Engineering Department Dr Leonie Tanczer, Department of Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy, UCL David Knight, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Vinous Ali, Tech UK

Intelligence as ideology: its history and future given but Dr Stephen Cave, Executive Director, Leverhulme Centre Chair: Dr Natasha McCarthy, Head of Policy, the Royal Society

Chair: Dr Tristram Riley-Smith, Partnership for Conflict, Crime and Security Research Helen Evans, Home Office Dr Giacomo Persi Paoli, Rand Europe John Carney, DSTL

Chair: Rumtin Sepasspour, Centre for the Study of Existential Risk Dr Luke Kemp, Centre for the Study of Existential Risk Theresa, Go Science Dr Dudley Hewlett, Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory Georgina Collins, Defra

Healthcare Policy: Emerging technologies for social care Chair: George MacGinnis, UK Research & Innovation Dr Malte Gerhold, Care Quality Commission Christina Cornwell, Nesta Dr Ben Maruthappu, Cera Care

Environmental Policy: Improving how we manage and incentivise land management Chair: Emma Woods, the Royal Society Henry Dieudonné-Demaria, Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs Professor Bhaskar Vira, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge Rohit Kaushish, NFU

How Brexit is shaping the civil service, in five short chapters, given by Clare Moriarty, Permanent Secretary, Department for Exiting the European Union