Temple University to Host Aug. 14 Quantum Machine Learning Workshop With Virtual Spots Open
Updated
Updated · Temple University News · Aug 5
Temple University to Host Aug. 14 Quantum Machine Learning Workshop With Virtual Spots Open
1 articles · Updated · Temple University News · Aug 5
Summary
Aug. 14 will bring a one-day hands-on Quantum Machine Learning Workshop at Temple University, aimed at students and researchers with no prior quantum background.
Virtual spots are still available for the event, which is co-sponsored by the Neural Engineering Data Consortium, Temple’s research office and the IEEE Philadelphia Section.
Graduate researchers say the workshop will show how qubits, superposition and entanglement differ from classical bits and how quantum tools can support machine learning rather than replace conventional computing.
Attendees are expected to leave with enough exposure to start basic experiments using quantum machine-learning algorithms and existing quantum-computing frameworks.
Temple framed the event as part of a broader push to make quantum computing more approachable as the field advances toward hybrid classical-quantum systems over the next 10 to 15 years.