An Introduction to Quantum Technology
13 May 2026 - 28 May 2026
This lecture series provides an accessible introduction to quantum technology, aiming to clarify what the term “quantum” means in a technological context. The course presents a realistic picture of current capabilities and limitations, explaining where we stand today and how quantum technologies are being developed and used. This course is open for a broad audience of quantum enthousiasts.
Practical information:
13 May 2026 - 28 May 2026
8 hours
Heverlee
English
Target audience: Policymakers, students, professionals & general enthusiasts wanting to know more about quantum technology
The course consists of 3 evening lectures:
Quantum Applications & networking reception
The purpose of this evening lecture is to create awareness of quantum technology. An overview will be given of where quantum technology could be useful, while introducing the audience to the basics of quantum information theory.
Quantum Theory
During this evening lecture, insight will be given on the basic principles of quantum mechanics and how entanglement and superposition in qubits can be used in future quantum technologies.
Quantum Implementation
During the last evening lecture, the focus will be on the implementation aspects of quantum technologies. Additionally, insight will be given on quantum telecommunication and post-quantum cryptography.
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