Outreach
Elevating quantum requires more than just scientists with Ph.D. degrees. A large workforce of quantum-savvy professionals is needed to realize the promises of this relatively new field of science. ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ has ambitious plans to educate, train and inspire the next generation of quantum workers. Among other campus facilities, the NQN will be a centerpiece for engaging a wide spectrum of individuals at all levels on nanofabrication in quantum science and engineering.
Public outreach through lab tours and demonstrations
K-12: Teacher workshops and research intensive.
Community College: Technician training program internships. Diverse transfer student research experiences.
Undergraduates, Masters, PhD, Postdocs: Research training experience. Course: Quantum nano-fabrication.
K-12
- NQN tours and activities with faculty, staff, and student researchers
- On-campus learning experiences focused on quantum and nano concepts
- Partnership with CU Science Discovery and Pre-collegiate programs
- Professional development workshop for high-school teachers
Community College
- Quantum nanofabrication research opportunities
- Technician training and internships
- Partnership with Front Range Community College
- Professional development workshop for community college teachers
Undergraduate
- New nanofabrication course for undergraduate students
- New quantum engineering minor incorporating hands on clean room training
- Partnership with CU Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR)
Graduate and Postdoc
- New nanofabrication course for graduate students
- Ongoing cutting-edge research opportunities
- Collaboration with leading quantum authorities