Teachers’ Day at Global Physics Summit offers free workshops for middle and high school teachers taught by quantum scientists and public engagement professionals. Every teacher will receive free professional learning, resource materials, lesson plans, & more.
Registration is required to participate.
At Quantum Jubilee, a family-friendly public event, enjoy an immersive experience with engaging performances, science demonstrations, and flash talks that highlight the wonders of quantum physics.
Quantum Harmonies showcases Tinguely Entangled, a multimedia performance exploring the concept of entanglement through the fusion of art and science.
Quantum Journeys invites you on an adventure with Quantum Voyages, an exciting tale across multiple quantum realms, followed by an exploration of quantum marvels aboard the International Space Station.
Quantum Celebrations will take you on a captivating journey from subatomic particles to the cosmos, featuring multimedia performances, interactive demonstrations, and a mesmerizing finale by the LA-based circus, Le PeTiT CiRqUe. The venue also houses quantum exhibits, including art and science installations and an escape room for hands-on immersion.
Quantum Jubilee is the kick-off event for a week-long special IYQ festival, QuantumFest, taking place at the American Physical Society’s Global Physics Summit in Anaheim, March 16-21, 2025.
Registration is needed. Reserve your ticket for free here
How often do you find yourself reading a Wikipedia article? Maybe there is a person or event you want to learn more about, or you need a refresher on Maxwell’s equations, or you want to learn how a tokamak works. Wikipedia provides information on all of these topics, and as one of the top ten visited websites in the world, it is a powerful tool for knowledge sharing.
To contribute to the advancement of physics knowledge through Wikipedia, as well as to elevate the visibility of lesser-known physicists, APS is excited to offer a Wiki Scientist course focused on quantum science and technology! In this six-week course, participants will learn how to edit, update, and translate Wikipedia pages on quantum science and technology topics and scientists.
Scaling quantum computers is central to the NQCC’s mission. Identifying bottlenecks and addressing the most pressing challenges are critical steps toward building efficient roadmaps and supporting the growth of the UK quantum computing ecosystem. The NQCC’s Quantum Computing Scalability Conference is dedicated to tackling the key scalability issues across quantum platforms, from engineering challenges to advances in quantum physics. This conference brings together experts from diverse quantum computing fields, fostering cross-disciplinary insights and enabling honest assessments of scalability.
As the premier research-focused event hosted by the NQCC, the conference features in-depth technical talks, panel discussions, and, for the first time this year, a poster session!
The International Centre for Theory of Quantum Technologies (ICTQT) at the University of Gdańsk (UG) is announcing the 22nd European Conference on Foundations of Physics. This is a continuation of the series of conferences in 1992. For more information about previous editions, please visit this link. The special accent of the 22nd Conference will be Quantum Theory, to celebrate its 100th birthday.
During this three-day event physicists working in foundations, mathematicians, and philosophers of science will have an opportunity to exchange ideas and their latest results covering topics such as foundational aspects of quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, classical and quantum theories of gravity, thermal and statistical physics, astrophysics, cosmology and other.
The conference offers a platform for discussing foundational and philosophical issues in physics, following successful editions in Bristol (2023), Paris (2021), and earlier ones.
During the conference, two parallel sessions will be held. Moreover, attendees will be invited to join an outdoor poster session (vertical A0 format).
Key dates:
MIRQ offers a focused opportunity to explore advancements in mid-infrared quantum sensing.
Over the course of a week, participants will engage in lectures, hands-on workshops, and discussions led by experts in the field. MIRQ provides an environment where knowledge exchange and collaboration are at the forefront, making it an ideal setting for both established researchers and those new to the field.
Dear colleagues,
I will present a keynote speech on the following topic:
“Quantum Computing and the Future of Mankind: Mathematics, Technologies, Applications, and the Future of Mankind and the World” at the conference International Conference on Computational and Mathematical Modelling/ ICCMM 2025 conference, which is scheduled as follows.
Date: March 3, 2025
Time: 9.00 am – 9.30 am (Sri Lanka time) / GMT is 3:30 AM – 4:00 AM
Zoom link to join the talk.
Prof. Sardar M. N. Islam (Naz) Ph. D., LL. B. (Law)
Professor, ISILC, Next-Gen Informatics & Technology Lab, Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia.
Distinguished Visiting Professor of Quantum Technologies and Computing, BIT.
My main areas of interest and expertise are:
Designing Quantum Multi-Agent AI Systems with Game Theroy:
Issues, Technologies, Algorithms, Programming and Applications.
Computer Science, Quantum Computing, AI, Emerging Technologies & Mathematics, and Their Applications in Different Areas.
Joint YouTube channel Emerging Technologies, AI, and Quantum Computing. Very interesting & useful – Please watch, subscribe, and distribute.
Email address: Sardar.Islam@vu.edu.au
🚀 Join Us for the 5th Quantum Machine Learning Conference! 🚀
QPoland and Fundacja Quantum AI invite you to the 5th edition of the Quantum Machine Learning Conference, an online-only event bringing together leading experts in quantum computing and AI.
📅 Date: March 15, 2025
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM UTC+1
🌍 Where: Online (Zoom)
📢 Agenda:
🎤 11:00 – Introduction to Quantum Machine Learning – Paweł Gora
🎤 11:30 – Measuring and Interpreting the States of Temporal Quantum Models – Jacob Cybulski
🎤 12:00 – Data Preparation for Quantum Autoencoders – Sebastian Zając
🎤 12:30 – KANQAS: The Implications of Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks in the Quantum Domain – Akash Kundu
🎤 13:00 – The Cost of Quantum Kernel Methods: Insights into Resource Estimation – Artur Miroszewski
🎤 13:30 – Exploring Quantum Machine Learning & Quantum Federated Learning for Financial Fraud Detection – Nouhaila Innan
🎤 14:00 – Automated Quantum Machine Learning as a Hyperparameter Optimization Problem – Tomasz Rybotycki
🔗 Register now.
🚀 Join the #Lego4Quantum Challenge – Make Quantum Science Come to Life! 🔬
As part of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, we’re inviting university students worldwide to rethink how quantum concepts—like entanglement, superposition, and quantum optics—are taught.
💡 The Challenge: Design a creative way to explain quantum science using LEGO bricks and Augmented Reality (AR)! No need for advanced coding—just your vision for an engaging, hands-on learning experience.
📅 Key Dates:
🚀 Challenge Opens: 3 March
📌 Submission Deadline: 31 March
🏆 Winners Announced: 14 April (World Quantum Day)
🎥 How to Participate:
1️⃣ Download the Goodwall app and open the #Lego4Quantum challenge page following this link.
2️⃣ Create a 3-minute video explaining your idea.
3️⃣ Introduce yourself (name, university, and degree).
4️⃣ Upload your video on the #Lego4Quantum challenge page on Goodwall.
🏆 What’s at Stake?
✨ Grand Prize: A fully funded trip to Geneva for the SDG Summer School (30 June – 11 July) & a chance to present at Fab25 in Prague!
💰 Mini Grants: Funding for top ideas to turn them into university hackathons.
Who Can Join?
🎓 Students (18-28) in Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD programs worldwide. Teams can apply, but only one team member will be eligible for the travel prize.
Ready to make quantum learning fun, interactive, and accessible? Let’s build the future of quantum education—one LEGO brick at a time! 🚀🔬💡
We invite you to attend (online-only) Episode LXV of Warsaw Quantum Computing Group meetups!
On 6.03.2025, at 18:00 UTC+1, Alex Linden will give a talk “Google’s Willow quantum chip: Pioneering Advancements in Quantum Error Correction and Scalable Computing”.
If you are interested, please sign up here by 5.03.2025 (EOD UTC+1).