A community exploring the
quantum world at Waterloo

The University of Waterloo's #1 club for all things quantum. We host talks, run workshops, and build interactive experiments, open to everyone curious about the field.

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Hydrogen Orbitals

An interactive 3D look at the real wave functions of the hydrogenic atom, drag to rotate, or watch them spin.

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Upcoming events

Drop in for talks, demos, and discussions about quantum computing and physics. Newcomers welcome.

Nothing scheduled yet

We're putting together the fall term lineup: guest talks, workshops, and demos. Announcements go out on Discord first, so join there to hear about events as soon as they're booked.

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Past events

Spring 2026

Guest Talk with Dr. Keming Chen

Guest talk with Dr. Keming Chen from the University of California, San Diego.

Date
June 11, 2026
Time
7:00 PM EST
Speaker
Dr. Keming Chen
Location
STC 0060 & Teams

Path to Quantum Advantage

Guest talk with Sean Wagner from IBM on the path to quantum advantage: where the field is today and what still needs to happen for quantum computers to outperform classical ones on useful problems.

Date
June 2, 2026
Time
6:00 PM EST
Speaker
Sean Wagner
Location
See Discord

First Meeting of Spring 2026

Kick off the term with us, meet the executive team, hear what's on the calendar this semester, and find out about upcoming workshops and guest talks.

Date
May 20, 2026
Day
Wednesday
Location
See Discord

What we do

A student community at the University of Waterloo exploring quantum computing, physics, and emerging technology together.

Our mission

We discuss quantum topics, emerging technologies, and host guest speakers. Explore the future of computing and physics with us.

Format
Talks, workshops, demos
Open to
All students

Meetings

We meet biweekly on Wednesday evenings. Drop in for engaging discussions, hands-on workshops, and time to chat with other members.

Schedule
Biweekly Wednesdays
Time
7:00 PM

Build & explore

Interactive experiments and simulations, like the hydrogen orbital visualizer, alongside our semester-long Quantum Channels game.

Try
Orbital simulator
Play
Quantum Channels