A Quantum Brasil e CESAR se uniram para organizar a edição brasileira do Qiskit Fall Fest 2025, que será tanto online quanto presencial!

Participe Online, presencial ou nos dois formatos.

O lado presencial do evento está sendo organizado com o apoio da LACQ Feynman e das seguintes ligas, instituições e universidades:

•CESAR •QUASAR (UFPB) •LACQ UEA •LACQ USP •LACQ UTFPR •LACQ PUC RS •LACQ UFRGS •LACQ – Belém •LACQ UNISO •LACICA Universidade do Vale do Rio doce •UPE •UFPE

Jogue presencialmente o Boardgame entanglion (desenvolvido pela IBM) e assista palestras, aulas e workshops sobre computação quântica, online.

Para estudantes, profissionais de TI, entusiastas de ciência, e interessados em explorar o futuro da computação quântica.

Palestras e atividades interativas de programação de computadores quânticos.

Certificado para compor o seu currículo e comprovar a sua participação.

Connect Your Students to the Quantum Future

Step inside Australia’s emerging quantum ecosystem and discover how to bring this exciting field into your classroom or career conversations.

EduQuantum gives educators hands-on experiences and insights to inspire students and connect them with future careers.

As the world marks the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, there’s never been a better time to explore how quantum innovation is reshaping Australia’s future workforce.

We invite all NSW high school STEM, TAS, science, and mathematics teachers, as well as career advisors, to a special one-day event at CSIRO Lindfield—home to some of Australia’s most advanced research facilities.

Join us for a day packed with:

• Inspirational talks from researchers and quantum innovators, plus opportunities to meet professionals across a range of career roles in the industry.
• Hands-on quantum tech demos and activities
• Rare behind-the-scenes tours of cutting-edge labs at CSIRO Lindfield -usually off limits to the public
• Networking opportunities with fellow educators and career advisors.

Why CSIRO Lindfield Is a Must-Visit

CSIRO Lindfield, on Sydney’s North Shore, is home to cutting-edge labs in quantum technologies, precision measurement, and micro- and nanofabrication, as well as real-world innovations shaping tomorrow’s industry.

Event Details

• Free admission—but places are limited
• Register by 7th November to secure your spot
• Morning tea and lunch provided
• On-site parking available, plus free transfers from Lindfield Station
• Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore the labs where tomorrow’s innovations are made—and take ideas back to inspire your students’ curiosity, learning, and career ambitions today.

I hope this email finds you well.
I am writing on behalf of The Nebula Society, the student-led organization at Information Technology University (ITU), Lahore. We are organizing the IBM Qiskit Fall Fest 2025, which will take place from November 3 to November 23, 2025.

This event aims to introduce students and enthusiasts to the world of quantum computing through a series of hands-on workshops, talks, and challenges powered by IBM Quantum. It is a global initiative that brings together learners to explore quantum technologies and their applications.

Join the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School for a day of entrepreneurship and innovation. Hear from pioneering keynote speakers, connect with other innovators, and learn from insightful panel discussions with experts in their field.

Announcing our first panel discussion, ‘Quantum Leap: Exploring Opportunities in Quantum Technologies.’ This panel brings together visionaries from across the quantum ecosystem—founders, researchers, and investors—to unpack the transformative potential of quantum technologies. They will explore:

• Breakthroughs just beyond the horizon
• Industries ripe for disruption
• Challenges that stand between theory and commercial scale
• The global race for quantum advantage and what it means for markets and society.

Expect lively discussion, provocative questions, and insights into who’s shaping the future of quantum tech.

Register to attend in person or watch the whole day on livestream.

Quantum technologies enable completely new applications in many areas of society, both nationally and internationally. Current and future research not only harbours great economic opportunities, but also potential risks, which are being discussed in this seminar.

On the centennial of quantum mechanics, GXS convenes a dynamic showcase spotlighting how quantum science can accelerate sustainable development from the Global South landscape. This virtual event launches our Quantum Hub (innovation partnerships) and QuantumNexus (open education & simulation platform)—centering local priorities, applied research, and inclusive capacity-building.

Expect short, high-impact demos and multimedia storytelling that connect quantum breakthroughs to real-world challenges: climate modeling, low-carbon energy systems, precision agriculture, health diagnostics, secure digital infrastructure, and equitable AI. We will highlight context-driven use cases and pathways to scale.

QuantumNexus will be opened live for hands-on simulation sessions, while the Quantum Hub announces partnership opportunities and pilot calls for Vietnamese institutions and SMEs. Media broadcasts and learning kits will be released to ensure broad public access.

Join us to demystify quantum, co-create practical pilots, and commit to a South-led agenda for ethical, accessible quantum solutions that advance the SDGs. Be part of a movement that turns quantum possibility into local impact.

Following the E-Learning African International School on Quantum Science and Technology (ELAIS-QST 2024), the African International Conference on Quantum Computing and Simulation will gather leading experts, scientists, researchers, and students from across Africa in different fields such as materials science, physics, chemistry, engineering, and others to explore cutting-edge topics. In addition, the leading experts, scientists, researchers, and government policymakers in Ghana will hold a round-table discussion on formulating a national strategy for Ghana. This 7-day event will feature a rich program of opening ceremonies, keynote presentations, round-table discussions, interactive lectures, tutorials or hands-on sessions, and poster sessions, each designed to delve into various aspects of quantum computing and simulation.

The conference will begin with an opening ceremony where keynote presentations from renowned leaders in the field will lay the groundwork for round-table discussions on policy direction for Ghana and simultaneously motivate student participants on the current state and future potential of quantum computing and simulation. Lectures will be provided to theme the entire lecture for easy transfer of knowledge. The goal is to build a foundation for the participants of this program who have diverse scientific backgrounds. Discussions throughout the event will focus on 1) key challenges, such as scaling quantum simulations for larger, more complex systems; 2) the development of new quantum algorithms to address critical issues in industrial applications, and 3) how the Ghanaian community can collaborate to develop a national strategy programme for effective training, education, research, and industrialization to embrace the quantum revolution. The interactive lectures will provide participants with tutorials/hands-on experience using the quantum tools and techniques for simulation, while the poster sessions will allow researchers and students to showcase their work and engage in in-depth discussions with peers and experts.

Interested in exploring careers spanning the quantum enterprise, from industry, government, to academia?

Join us at the 2025 Quantum Leap Career Nexus (QLCN), taking place Tuesday, October 28th, at the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD).

Meet leading organizations shaping the future of quantum technology, including Quantinuum, Microsoft, IBM, IonQ, and more, at the career fair. You can also look forward to a keynote, roundtable with employers, a poster session, and lab tours!

Supported by the Institute of Robust Quantum Simulation (RQS), a five-year National Science Foundation grant, and sponsored by Quantinuum and the U.S. Department of Defense SMART Scholarship, the QLCN is committed to engaging future leaders and fostering meaningful workforce development interactions. RQS is working with the UMD Undergraduate Quantum Association, Mid-Atlantic Quantum Alliance, Quantum Startup Foundry, and the UMD departments of Computer Science, Physics, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Career Services.

“Quantum World: Do we already know what we do not know?”

How is it possible for a particle to be in two places at once? Does entanglement really work across distances? And what does quantum physics have to do with the computers of the future?

We invite secondary school students to a unique event exploring a science that is changing the way we think about the world and shaping the technologies of tomorrow.

The program will feature talks by university professors, science communicators, and representatives from the business world, who will show how quantum physics is applied in industry and computer science.

The IZTECH Quantum community is pleased to launch this semester’s Physics Seminar Series with an engaging talk on Loop Quantum Gravity—a theoretical framework that aims to understand the fabric of the universe at the quantum level. The seminar will be delivered by Dr. Bekir Baytas, a faculty member of the Department of Mathematics at İzmir Institute of Technology (IZTECH). In this talk, Dr. Baytas will introduce the fundamental ideas of Loop Quantum Gravity and discuss how this theory challenges our conventional understanding of space and time.