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Florida Quantum Computing Society
Biography
Professional Organization: provide an environment where students can learn about quantum computing and explore its real-world applications through educational workshops, lectures, and speaker events.
Website:
President: Alexander Heard
Email: heard.alexander@ufl.edu
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Faculty Advisor: Yingying Wu
Email: yingyingwu@ufl.edu
Hashtag: #quantum
Instagram: floridaquantumcomputing
Discord/Slack: Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PPzqAATHQu
Types of Events: Social, Workshops, Speaker Events, Educational and Career Development.
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Mission: To be a member you have to attend 2 GBMs. FQC is open to any major and tries to cater to CS, EE, Physics, and Math majors. Additionally, we try to be inclusive of all years including grad students. You are automatically made a member without any sort of application.
The purpose of the Florida Quantum Computing Society is to provide an environment where students can learn about quantum computing and explore its real-world applications through educational workshops, lectures, and speaker events. The organization aims to be accessible to students of all backgrounds and knowledge levels, including those with no prior experience in quantum computing. By fostering a welcoming community and offering interactive learning sessions, members will gain valuable insights that better prepare them for future academic endeavors and potential career paths.