QUARKS combines research and teaching and at the same time gives students an insight into the practical applications of quantum physics and quantum communication. Whether as an introduction or as a supplement – these modules are an opportunity to convey the subject of quantum communication in a lively and understandable way. We provide the necessary technical equipment!
Yesterday, QUARKS, RIG, and SKR participated in the network meeting of the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD) cooperation schools, hosted by Glück-auf Gymnasium in Dippoldiswalde. During the event, our teams presented educational activities developed across various projects and shared experiences with the attending teachers.
Discussions focused on how to integrate STEM education in a practical and applied way into teaching, fostering innovation in the classroom and active student learning.
We offer various educational and cooperation formats that impart knowledge and promote exchange between science and industry.
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And your class is part of it
It is important to us not only to impart education, but also to develop it further. That is why we accompany our modules with a short scientific survey: within 90 minutes, we record how the module influences your students’ motivation, interest and career orientation. This study has been approved by the Saxon State Ministry of Culture (SMK).
Participation in the survey is, of course, voluntary – the module can also be carried out independently of it.
The modules cover the basics of quantum physics, innovative technologies such as quantum computers and various communication models. They can be flexibly adapted to different school types, class levels and learning areas. Even if the topic is not directly included in the learning area, the modules can also be offered in computer science lessons on information security, for example.
QUARKS unites theoretical research, practical implementation, and education—distinct charges that, only together, create stable and lasting quantum communication networks.
On 24 June, QUARKS participates in the ‘Genialsozial’ day, which encourages young people to actively participate in social issues.
On 20 June, QUARKS participates in the Dresden Science Night at the TU Dresden, offering experiments, lectures and demonstrations to explore science, technology, art and culture up close.
Meet QUARKS at TU Dresden’s Uni Day on May 24, 2025, to explore study opportunities, student life, and the future of quantum technologies!
