Events
X, The Moonshot Factory (formerly Google X) will be hosting a 2 hour virtual session for people looking to get up to speed with tensor networks.
Visit and see a real quantum computer
Please join us for a casual luncheon with Prof. Kathryn Moler, Vice Provost and Dean of Research and Professor of Applied Physics & Physics.
Quantum Technologies: Current Approaches & Future Prospects
Industry Lunch with QCWare's CEO and Head of Chemistry Simulations
Attend this talk on quantum computing
Join us for a free lunch and discussion about the current era of quantum computing.
Join Prof. Vedika Khemani and other students over lunch in an intimate session to learn about quantum information science and how you can do research in it. SQCA will provide lunch to the attendees. Let us know your dietary restrictions when you register!
Join us for a free dinner with a couple of engineers from the Google Quantum Team, including the speaker of the Google Quantum Supremacy Talk we hosted in November. Space is very limited. Please register to be considered for the event. Final participants will be selected and notified Thursday evening (December 12 2019). This event is for Stanford students and faculty only.
An engineer from the quantum hardware team will talk about Google’s quantum supremacy experiment.
The SQCA is hosting Microsoft Senior Quantum Software Engineer Christopher Granade in a workshop on the Q# quantum computing development tool. There will be several levels of depth, including introduction to the tool all the way to implementing code to solve small but sophisticated problems. So join us no matter your level of background, as there will be something to learn for everyone. Some minimal programming experience is assumed. No quantum physics background necessary. Dinner will be provided.
Date and time: Aug. 2nd, 2019 at 4:30pm
Location: PAB (Physics and Astrophysics building) 102/103
About Chris:
Microsoft Senior Research Software Development Engineer (2017-present)
PostDoc. University of Sydney (2015-2017)
PhD. Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo (2015)
Author of “ Learn Quantum Computing with Python and Q#” (ISBN 9781617296130)
Learn about a new Quantum Company founded by Dr. Zeng!
Join us as William Zeng unveils information about his new quantum company! William Zeng formerly worked with Rigetti as a product lead for building and launching Rigetti's quantum cloud service on top of its superconducting QPUs and the forest quantum programming toolkit. Learn more about Will Zeng at http://willzeng.com/
Thursday May 30 | 12PM - 1PM | OU 215 Free lunch will be provided
Register now to secure of spot. Space is limited. This event is for Stanford affiliates only.
Interested in Quantum Neural Network Theory?
Join us as post-docs Peter McMahon and Logan Wright give a lightning talk on the power of Quantum Neural Network Theory. This talk is aimed for CS students, physics students and engineering students interested in combining the power of quantum computer and neural networks. Learn more about Peter here: https://web.stanford.edu/~pmcmahon/
Tuesday May 21st 2:00PM - 3:00PM at PAB 102/103.
Register now to secure of spot. Space is limited. This event is for Stanford affiliates only.
Code on a Quantum Computer
Learn the foundations of quantum computing and take that knowledge to code programs on a quantum computer. This workshop will lead to quantum computing projects that you can work on with other members of the Stanford Quantum Computing Association.
No quantum physics knowledge required. Basic programming experience required. Note: this is a different workshop to our previous Rigetti workshop.
Thursday May 9 | 5:30PM - 7:30PM | Mackenzie Huang , Stanford Free Dinner provided for participants at 7:30PM.
Register now to secure a spot. Space is limited. First-come, first-served.
Visit a Real Quantum Computer!
Join us on a field trip to a quantum computing startup, called Psi Quantum, in Palo Alto. Psi Quantum is building a quantum computer and the software for it. Participants will get an exclusive tour of the hardware and will meet quantum engineers.
Join Professor Monika Schleier-Smith, a physicist active in quantum computing hardware, along with other students for a free lunch and discussion.
Join Professor Patrick Hayden, a physicist and computer scientist active in quantum computing, along with other students for a free lunch and discussion.
Learn how to code on a quantum computer during this interactive workshop with quantum engineers at Rigetti (one of the largest quantum computing startups). Dinner provided. No quantum physics knowledge required. Basic programming experience required. Space is limited. Click on this event for more details.
