To celebrate the world quantum day in the evocative setting of the Museum of Physics in Naples, there will be many opportunities for aggregation and comparison between physicists, PhD students, students and the general public. Starting from the award ceremony of the quantum creativity competition,

Recent scientific results in the field of quantum information will be presented at the event. Also, the educational achievements and perspectives of the bachelor's and master's educational program "Quantum computing and quantum programming" at the Faculty of Physics, Ivan Franko National University

University of Waterloo students! Take a quantum study break to celebrate World Quantum Day on Friday, April 14th. The Institute for Quantum Computing will be in the SLC Multi-Purpose Room (SLC 1120) with Quantum: The Pop-Up Exhibition from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with cookies for the first 414 guests.

Have you ever wondered what Quantum Computers are useful for? And more importantly, if they can be used to play (video)games? If so, join us for an exciting and interactive talk on Quantum Games by Evert van Nieuwenburg, all in light of World Quantum Day. No prior quantum knowledge is required, and

Second edition of the interactive exhibition about quantum mechanics and second quantum revolution. Topic of this year will be the entanglement.

For more details, please visit: https://quantumweeks.it/

A curious cryptex... but how to open it? The password seems to be encrypted!

Visitors need to work their way through classical cryptography puzzles and a special quantum surprise in order to solve the case of the curious cryptex.

Featuring: the incredible ion trap exhibit created by ETH Zurich and

In the late 1990s a small revolution started in New Haven. Experimentalists and theorists at Yale started to focus their attention on quantum mechanics to leverage its properties to build a new type of computer that could, in theory, overpower any of the current computers. After a decade of hard