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"Technology is best when it brings people together" - Matt Mullenweg
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Our Purpose
We want to provide free educational resources for girls and students around the world so they can get involved in the field of Quantum Computing. We want to bring them the opportunities they need to collaborate and, thus, make an impact by strengthening their abilities and talents.
Elisa Torres Durney
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What We Do
Inspire
We want to inspire and empower girls all across the world by teaching them how quantum technology can be used to solve global issues and introducing them to professionals in the field.
Connect
We want to build a network of girls who can bring different ideas, perspectives, and insights to the table. As a result, girls can contribute in their unique way.
Collaborate
We want to collaborate with different organizations and companies to provide students a variety of resources and opportunities.
More than 1500 students learning with us
from 21 countries
Our Team
Elisa Torres
Founder, Chile
Sabina Sokol
Ambassador, USA
Gehad Salem
Ambassador, Egypt
Rohini Venugopal
Ambassador, India
Sophia Gürtler
Ambassador, Germany
Maruca Cantu Ambassador, Mexico
Diya Nair, Ambassador, UK
Maria Delgado, Ambassador, Spain
Cristobal Iglesias
Chile's team
Calista Besseling, Ambassador, Canada
Nikhil Nair, US team
Areeba Arbab
Ambassador, Pakistan
Some languages our posts are translated to:
English
Inglés, ஆங்கிலம்
Español
Spanish, ஸ்பானிஷ்
தமிழ்
Tamil, Támil
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Latest News
Quantum computers?!
In this 3-minute video, we explain you some basics concepts about quantum computers and it’s possible applications.
Introducing myself
Hello! I'm Elisa, the 16-year-old founder of "Girls in Quantum." Let me tell you about my background, goals, and aspirations. And how I got involved in…
12 Women Pioneering The World Of Quantum Computing | The Quantum Insider
TQD Exclusive: 12 Women Pioneering The World Of Quantum Computing · Jessica Pointing.
What is Quantum Computing? | IBM
Quantum computing harnesses the phenomena of quantum mechanics to deliver a huge leap forward in computation to solve certain problems.
The war on Quantum theory: Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr.
In 1920, Niels Bohr, proposed the Copenhagen Interpretation; However, Albert Einstein, who believed in scientific realistic and deterministic theories, completely disagreed with this.
Quantum Advantage: Where does it exist?
The idea of quantum advantage was first proposed in the 1980s by physicist Richard Feynman, who believed there were some kinds of problems that quantum computers…
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