Training

Courses at our institutional partners

McGill

Polytechnique

Université de Montréal

Université de Sherbrooke

École de technologie supérieure

NSERC CREATE program

QSciTech is a training program that aims at training the next generation of quantum scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs in the field of quantum science and technologies. QSciTech is funded by NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) through its CREATE (Collaborative Research and Training Experience) program.

QSciTech offers a practical training to master's and doctoral students in physics, engineering, computer science, mathematics, andother related disciplines. The program comprises training in entrepreneurship, intellectual property, design, project management and quantum sciences, as wellas teamwork and an internship in industry. This allows students to develop a comprehensive vision of the quantum technology development chain and to build the essential skills to ensure the success of these technologies.

http://www.qscitech.ca/en

General Public Training

2020 webinar series in Quantum information

2020 webinar series in Quantum information

2021-2022 webinar series – Perspective Quantum

Our Expertise

Theoretical

Phase transitions

Transmission and signal processing

Calculus Theory

Supraconductors

Statistical computing

Semiconductors

Stochastic Processes

Quantum phenomenon

Elementary particles

Optics and photonics

Nanomaterials

Nanosystems

Nanoparticles

Modelisation and simulation

Mathematical computing

Micro and nanoélectronics

Logic (Math)

Computer language

Network analyzes (information)

Algorithms

Experimental

Transmission and signal processing

Telecommunication systems

Superfluids

Surfaces and interfaces

Energy storage

Cellular signalisation

Semiconductors

Quantum phenomenon

Optics and photonics

Nanomaterials

Nanosystems

Micro-waves et hyperfrequencies

Micro and nanoelectronics

Light-matter interaction

Neuronal communication

Surface characterisation

Low and high temperatures