Qiskit Fall Fest
QCzech Qiskit Fall Fest is an IBM Quantum recognized event, consisting of on-line workshop, afternoon talks and lab tours at universities across the Czech Republic
Get ready for Quantum 2.0!
QCzech is a proud member of the QWorld network. It was founded as a QCousin by individuals from the Czech Technical University in Prague and the Masaryk University on 5 October 2020.
We share the main aim of the QWorld network to have an open access and public global ecosystem for quantum technologies and quantum software by the year 2025, in which each interested hardworking individual, group, institute from any part of the world can easily take part.
Our goal is to connect enthusiastic individuals, groups, organisations, and businesses in the Czech Republic to the global community of QWorld.
Events
QCzech Qiskit Fall Fest
Recent events
QCourse 514-2: Master’s Course on Quantum Programming and Computing
15 February 2024
Our QCourse is available by a collaboration between QWorld and CTU Prague (Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University of Prague). QCourse514-2 is formally linked to the course with code 02QPRGA in the Quantum Technologies master’s program of CTU. The course is also included in the DigiQ shared courses, the EuroTeQ course catalogue.
This edition is free, fu...
QCourse 514-1: Master’s Course on Quantum Programming and Computing
13 February 2023
Welcome to the master’s level course QCourse514-1 “Quantum Programming and Computing!”
Our qcourse is available by a collaboration between QWorld and CTU Prague (Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University of Prague). QCourse514-1 is formally linked to the course with code 02QPRGA in the Quantum Technologies master’s program of CTU. The course is ...
QSilver11 | Quantum Computing and Programming | 21-25 June 2022
21 June 2022
We are pleased to announce our first QSilver workshop organized jointly by QSlovakia & QCzech. Join us for the intermediate workshop using two quantum programming frameworks, Cirq and Qiskit to learn about quantum Fourier transform and Shor’s algorithm. Organizers: Viktor Olejár (Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice) and Aurél Gábris (FNSPE CTU-Prague)
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