Register for Chicago Quantum Recruiting Forum on Dec. 7: join the interview waitlist by Oct. 30
READ MOREBuilding the world’s premier discovery-to-deployment quantum ecosystem
The Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE) is a Midwest-based consortium of universities, national labs, and nearly 70 industry, international, and nonprofit partners that advance quantum research, workforce development, and economic innovation to pave the way for at-scale quantum technologies that improve everyday life. The CQE leads the $55 million Bloch Quantum, a US Economic Development Administration-designated Tech Hub that is transitioning the US quantum sector to scaled manufacturing.
Apply by Nov. 10 for the Q2B26 x Chicago Quantum Summit poster session
Students, postdocs, and Chicago Quantum Exchange members can submit posters on any quantum information science and engineering topic for the December 9 poster session. > Read more
CQE, community colleges launch effort to integrate quantum employers into curriculum planning
An Illinois group that includes the Chicago Quantum Exchange, community colleges, and quantum employers has launched an initiative to map the knowledge, skills, and abilities companies will need to scale a domestic quantum supply chain — an effort aimed at equipping quantum technicians more precisely and efficiently. > Read more
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The CQE is one of the is one of the largest collaborative teams working on quantum science in the world.
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Advancing Research, Discovery, and Impact
Harnessing science and engineering to develop quantum technology to revolutionize communications, computing, and sensing.
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Preparing the Quantum Workforce
Training and educating members of the future quantum workforce through academic programs, internships, certificates, and career explorations with industry.
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Driving the Quantum Economy
Partnering across industries to build quantum technology and enable job and business creation throughout Chicago, the Midwest, and the United States.
