
Clemson Quantum Club
Clemson Quantum Club is a student-led club at Clemson University that helps students learn and work with quantum computing at any level. Members compete in hackathons, attend conferences, and tune into seminars. Anyone can drop into a meeting, with no application, no dues, and no prior quantum background.
SC Quantathon is South Carolina’s student quantum hackathon, founded by SC Quantum in 2024. Clemson teams have competed every year, and in 2026 Clemson Quantum Club hosts the third edition on campus. It is open to all skill levels and a great way to explore quantum computing, get familiar with ML and AI, learn new skills, and meet professionals.
News

Clemson University Advances Quantum Software Research Through $650,000 Initiative Focused on Real-World Hardware Performance
The Quantum Insider covers a $650,000 initiative backing Clemson’s ScaLab under Dr. Rong Ge, funding student quantum research, multi-year Quantathon events, and a statewide student quantum club network.

‘Now is the time’ to invest in quantum computing, Clemson University researchers say
Clemson News covers the university’s growing quantum effort, including the student-led Clemson Quantum Club, then about 40 members strong, and its showing at MIT’s iQuHack.

Building quantum talent: how Clemson and SC Quantum are developing the next wave of innovators
SC Quantum highlights Clemson’s project-based quantum training model mentored by Dr. Rong Ge, spanning circuit optimization, error mitigation, and quantum machine learning.
Events

Qiskit Fall Fest 2026
Clemson Quantum Club hosts Qiskit Fall Fest 2026, a Fall Fest PLUS event: a week of seminars and hands-on Qiskit labs on real quantum hardware, marking a decade of quantum computing on the cloud.

SC Quantathon v3 2026
SC Quantathon comes to Clemson for its third edition, hosted by Clemson Quantum Club: a weekend of hands-on learning and team competition.

SC Quantathon v3 Bootcamp
Seven-day, self-paced bootcamp, September 14–22, 2026. Learn quantum computing through notes, notebooks, and a recorded demo. Open to everyone.
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