Science on Stage Webinars: Making Quantum Computing Accessible

While quantum computing may seem even more intimidating than AI, Science on Stage's webinars demonstrate how complex concepts can be taught through simulations, interactive tools and hands-on learning. Participants will discover how quantum computing can be connected to computational thinking, algorithmic problem-solving and, depending on the level, introductory coding activities.

Three English-language webinars will be offered:

• 14 October 2026 | The Supremacy of Quantum Algorithms, focusing on search algorithms and their advantages in quantum computing.
• 17 November 2026 | Basics of Quantum Physics & Quantum Bomb Detection, introducing key concepts of quantum mechanics through the famous quantum bomb-testing thought experiment.
• 10 February 2027 | From Bits to Quantum Leaps – The Quantum Machine, introducing interactive simulations for concepts such as superposition, entanglement and quantum circuits.

In addition, Science on Stage Germany offers two webinars in German:

• 8 October 2026 | Quantencomputing im MINT-Unterricht – Qubits, Quantengatter und Quantenschaltkreise, introducing core concepts of quantum computing and how students can develop their own applications using Qiskit.
• 5 November 2026 | Einfacher Einstieg ins Quantencomputing im Unterricht, introducing the interactive quantum machine for concepts such as superposition, entanglement and quantum circuits.

Supporting Teachers in their professional development

All webinars are free of charge and are based on open, classroom-tested teaching materials developed within the European Science on Stage network. Whether teachers are preparing an activity for regular lessons, project weeks or extracurricular activities while looking to introduce emerging technologies into their STEM lessons, the webinars provide practical ideas, materials and confidence to get started. Further information and registration:

• English webinars: https://www.science-on-stage.eu/events
• German webinars: https://www.science-on-stage.de/termine