IQC and collaborators have secured USD$25,000 from the American Physical Society’s (APS) Innovation Fund to fund the Quantum Explorations Student Toolbox (QuEST) project.
Shraddha Aangiras inspires the next generation of quantum students at the 17th annual Quantum School for Young Students (QSYS) workshop.
Dr. Kazi Rajibul Islam has been recognized by his peers for contributions made to physics and elected as 2024 Fellow of the American Physical Society.
The Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) is excited to announce this year's recipients: Amit Anand, Everett Patterson and Fiona Thompson. The awards are given annually to students who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to enhancing public understanding of quantum research through outreach and community involvement.
This June, IQC welcomed 30 of the world’s brightest undergraduates to participate in the Undergraduate School for Experimental Quantum Information Processing (USEQIP).
The year-long, worldwide initiative aims to celebrate the contributions of quantum science to technological progress over the past century, raise global awareness of its importance to sustainable development in the 21st century, and ensure that all nations have access to quantum education and opportunities.
The second annual Quantum Connections Conference highlighted the need for collaboration to address quantum's societal impact.
USEQIP provides participants with lectures on quantum information theory and experimental approaches to quantum devices, as well as over 30 hours of hands-on laboratory and experimental exploration.
In an exhilarating convergence of education and quantum information, Quantum for Educators hosted its 9th annual class from December 1 to 3, 2023.
Over the past two weeks, IQC hosted the 16th annual QSYS workshop, welcoming high school students from around the world into our buildings, our labs and our community.