Student-led quantum computing at Clemson
Who we are
- Founded
- 2024
- Hackathons attended
- 11
Clemson Quantum Club is a student organization for any Clemson student who wants to learn and use quantum computing. Members come from computer science, physics, engineering, mathematics, and other majors; some are new to the subject and some are Ph.D. students doing quantum research. Members can also join Clemson’s two quantum computing Creative Inquiry research teams: Hands‑on Quantum Computing and Quantum Optimization for Resilient Systems.
Why join
Open to every student
Any student can come to any meeting.
Write and run circuits
In workshops and study sessions, members write and run their own quantum circuits.
Connect with people
Meet students, researchers, and people from industry at club events and hackathons.
What members do
Meetings mix discussion with coding.
- Attend beginner-friendly meetings and discussion sessions.
- Practice with tools such as Qiskit, PennyLane, and Cirq.
- Build teams for quantum hackathons and campus events.
- Meet faculty and join student research, including two quantum computing Creative Inquiry teams.
Events and resources
Members participate in workshops, student projects, and hackathons, including one the club hosts every fall.
How the club is run
The Constitution, Bylaws, and Code of Conduct set out how the club works.
Past board members
Previous student officers who helped build Clemson Quantum Club.
