Build Your Future in Quantum Computing, Now - Hosted by Quantum Tesseract
A student-focused introduction to getting started in quantum computing now. Explore pathways for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students.
Join Quantum Tesseract for a special event during the inaugural OC Tech Week, featuring Professor Peter Shor of MIT, a pioneer in quantum computing and the mathematician behind Shor's algorithm.
Discover what quantum computing is, why it matters, and how you can begin preparing for opportunities in this rapidly developing field.
We'll explore educational and career pathways in quantum physics, computing, hardware, engineering, research, and entrepreneurship, while introducing ways students can get involved today.
Introducing the Quantum Device Program
Learn about Quantum Tesseract's developing multi-year student program, which connects quantum physics, superconducting quantum devices, and engineering through independent learning, hands-on projects, and mentorship.
Students will have opportunities to explore existing quantum devices, understand how they work, engage with engineers, and eventually begin developing their own designs.
We'll also introduce opportunities to connect with our growing network of students, educators, researchers, and industry professionals.
Who Should Attend?
High school students, undergraduate and graduate students, parents, educators, and anyone curious about entering the quantum computing field.
No prior quantum computing experience is required. Just curiosity and a willingness to learn.
Free event | In-person and virtual attendance available
Preparing students for the quantum computing opportunities of the future, now.