EPJ Quantum Technology

Building Europe’s quantum technology education community

Exploring the mechanisms of qubit representations and introducing a new category system for visual representations: results from expert ratings

Why teach quantum in your own time: the values of grassroots organizations involved in quantum technologies education and outreach

Outcomes from a workshop on a national center for quantum education

LLM-generated tips rival expert-created tips in helping students answer quantum-computing questions

Low-cost ODMR experiments with nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamonds: a didactical approach to theory and experiment

Investigating the use of multiple representations in university courses on quantum technologies

AI support meets AR visualization for Alice and Bob: personalized learning based on individual ChatGPT feedback in an AR quantum cryptography experiment for physics lab courses

QScratch: introduction to quantum mechanics concepts through block-based programming

Exploratory factor analysis of a precollege quantum information science and technology survey: exploring career aspiration formation and student interest

How analogies helped novice students think about superposition states and collapse in quantum mechanics

Defining quantum games

Quantum technology master’s: a shortcut to the quantum industry?

Extending the European Competence Framework for Quantum Technologies: new proficiency triangle and qualification profiles

Undergraduate setup for measuring the Bell inequalities and performing quantum state tomography

Advancing quantum technology workforce: industry insights into qualification and training needs

Teaching quantum information science to secondary school students with photon polarization and which-path encoding

Keep it secret, keep it safe: teaching quantum key distribution in high school

Mathematical sense making of quantum phenomena using Dirac notation: its effect on secondary school students’ functional thinking about photons

Introducing quantum information and computation to a broader audience with MOOCs at OpenHPI

From computing to quantum mechanics: accessible and hands-on quantum computing education for high school students

Spooky action at a distance? A two-phase study into learners’ views of quantum entanglement

The core of secondary level quantum education: a multi-stakeholder perspective

Introductory quantum information science coursework at US institutions: content coverage

The Quantum Technology Open Master: widening access to the quantum industry