Related Organizations at Stanford
SystemX Alliance: a collaboration between Stanford University and industrial firms. They have multiple focus areas, including quantum computing. Sometimes, they have talks and seminars related to quantum computing. You can receive news about seminars hosted by SystemX Alliance by joining their mailing list here.
Ginzton Lab: an interdisciplinary research lab that explores quantum science and engineering, photonic science and engineering, and nanoscience and engineering.
Q-Farm: the newly launched Quantum Fundamentals, ARchitecture and Machines initiative will build upon existing strengths in theoretical and experimental quantum science and engineering at Stanford and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
Educational Material (Stanford-only access)
Hands-On Workshop - Quantum Computing with Qiskit: The SystemX Alliance organized an event where IBM Q researchers came to Stanford to teach students how to program on their quantum computer.
Online Courses
Quantum Computing Course at Brilliant.org — an interactive course made in collaboration with Microsoft and Alphabet X.
MIT’s three-course series on quantum information science on edX
Stanford Courses
Below are a list of courses related to quantum computing. Note that not all of these classes are always offered, so whoever is interested in specific classes will have to contact the faculty listed to plan ahead.
Course number | Course name | Faculty contact |
CS259Q | Quantum Computing | Adam Bouland |
CS269Q | Elements of Quantum Computer Programming | Dan Boneh |
APPPHYS 203 | Atoms, Fields, and Photons | Lev |
APPPHYS 204 | Quantum Materials | Fisher, Suzuki |
APPPHYS 225 | Probability and Quantum Mechanics | Mabuchi |
APPPHYS 228 | Quantum Hardware | Safavi-Naeini |
APPPHYS 280 | Phenominology of Superconductors | Kapitulnik |
APPPHYS 376 | Cavity QED and Cavity Optomechanics | |
CHEM 261 | Computational Chemistry | Markland |
CS 254 | Computational Complexity (including quantum computing) | Tan |
CS 359 | Modern Crypto including Post-Quantum | |
EE 222/223 / MATSCI 201 | Applied Quantum Mechanics I, II | Miller |
EE 336 | Nanophotonics | Weissman |
EE340 | Optical Micro and Nano Cavities | Vuckovic |
MATSCI 331 | Atom-based Compuational Methods (including quantum methods) | Reed |
PHYSICS 14N | Quantum Information | Schleier-Smith |
PHYSICS 134, 234 | Advanced Topics in Quantum Mechanics I. II | Hayden |
PHYSICS 230/231 | Graduate Quantum Mecahnics I, II | Hayden |
PHYSICS 282 | Modern Atomic Physics and Quantum Optics | Lev |
PHYSICS 330/331/332 | Quantum Field Theory I, II, III | Senatore, Peskin, Silverstein |
PHYSICS 451 | Advanced Theoretical Physics II: Quantum Information Theory | Susskind |
PHYSICS 470 | Topological States of Matter | Feldman, Fisher, Raghu |
PHYSICS 491 | Symmetry and Quantum Information | |
PHYSICS 492 | Topological Quantum Computation | Cui |
STATS 376A | Information Theory (including quantum information theory) | Weissman |
SYMSYS 265 | Quantum Algorithms and Quantum Cognition | Paulo Guimaraes De Assis |