Are you ready to push the boundaries of physics and materials science? The EPRI Fusion Quantum Challenge is your chance to showcase your ideas for advancing fusion energy technology while competing for a share of $22,500 in total prize money.
1st Place: $10,000
2nd Place: $7,500
3rd Place: $5,000
Beyond the monetary rewards, the winning teams will also have the unique opportunity to contribute to a publicly displayed white paper published by EPRI, spotlighting their groundbreaking solutions. Deadline April 2nd.

Welcome to the CERN-HEP-Challenge, an exciting hybrid hackathon bringing together the worlds of Quantum Computing and High Energy Physics (HEP)! This satellite event of the International Conference on Quantum Technologies for High-Energy Physics provides a unique platform for participants to showcase their skills, creativity, and problem-solving capabilities in this cutting-edge interdisciplinary field. From Friday, January 24 until March 28, 2025.

This event is a basic introduction to Quantum Physics designed for 1st year Electrical Engineering students of The Cape Peninsula University of Technology. The students will partake in activities that will introduce them to Wave-Particle Duality, Quantisation, Uncertainty Principle, Superposition, Entanglement, and Wave Function and Probability. Don’t miss this unique learning opportunity!

Conference with a focus on noise and fluctuation, including a special session on “Quantum noise and devices.”

Protect sensitive information against future quantum threats using cryptographic methods that are resistant to attacks from classical and quantum computers. Meet and network with experts and peers.

In order to contribute to the training of young scientists working in the energy sector or intending to do so, the European (EPS) and the Italian (SIF) Physical Societies started the Joint EPS-SIF International School on Energy as a collaborative initiative. The Courses are foreseen to take place on a biennial basis in the beautiful venue of Villa Monastero in Varenna, Lake Como, Italy. The 8th Course (2025) of the School will then be devoted to: NUCLEAR ENERGY AND ITS CHALLENGING NEW TECHNOLOGIES.

The moniker “boys’ physics” (Knabenphysik) originally emphasized the youthfulness of the early quantum physics protagonists. Its gender connotation long remained unchallenged. This panel brings to light the remarkable yet long-overlooked contributions of women to the development of quantum physics.

The Women in the History of Quantum Physics (WiHQP) collaboration was founded in early 2021, in preparation for the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. We are an international team of historians, scientists, writers, and philosophers of science working to reconstruct and analyze the lives and contributions of dozens of women, including those who worked during the early days of the old quantum theory and later contributors to quantum field theory.

In celebration of the 2025 centennial of quantum mechanics, this panel will present a subset of narratives from our forthcoming anthology, Women in the History of Quantum Physics: Beyond Knabenphysik, (currently in press with Cambridge University Press). We aim to share the richness and diversity of scientific life that has grown from researching the quantum.

The APS Global Physics Summit is the largest physics research conference in the world, uniting 14,000 members of the scientific community across all disciplines of physics.

Both in-person and virtual presentation and registration options are available.