The conference will explore the theme The Translation of Quantum – how current and future industries can leverage the power of quantum.
Nearly a century after the birth of quantum mechanics, the debate surrounding its implications for the nature of reality remains as vigorous as ever. In this captivating visual exploration led by renowned physicist Brian Greene, we journey into the enigmatic realm of the quantum, celebrating the theory’s remarkable achievements while grappling with the profound mysteries that continue to challenge our understanding of the universe.
Curious about what quantum science is all about? Join a panel of experts to discover the cutting-edge research unfolding right now and the incredible possibilities that could shape our future in ways we can’t even imagine! Presented with Griffith University
Join industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers at Quantum Industry Day for a deep dive into the future of quantum computing. The program includes networking, keynotes, panels, and fireside chats covering quantum adoption, funding, policy, and industry applications. Tech Council of Australia | QuEra Computing Inc. | Quantum Brilliance
A new release book from Lisa Harvey-Smith for 8–12-year-olds and people of all ages to help engage them with the world of quantum physics.
Join Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith at author events around the country, followed by a book signing of her newest book, Quarks, Sparks and Quantum Mysteries: A cosmic guide to the building blocks of our universe.
Join the next BrisScience, as UQ’s Professor Warwick Bowen explores quantum biotechnology and what it may hold for our future.
The Tasmanian Quantum Summit 2025, a free two-day online event dedicated to making information about quantum technologies accessible to all.
Celebrate World Quantum Day 2025 at the Pawsey Supercomputing Research Center and explore the fascinating world of quantum computing and supercomputing.
Get ready to dive into the future of technology with our exciting CHES enrichment masterclass: Einstein’s Revolution – Quantum Technology for the 21st Century Quantum Computer by Professor David Jamieson, Professor of Physics at the University of Melbourne.
