Past Events

Past Events

Speaker Series

March 24, 2026

Event Flyer - Mark Chadwick - 03-24-2026

September 19, 2025

UQC Event Flyer

July 17, 2025

UQC Event Flyer

April 17, 2025

UQC Event Flyer

Education

Molecular Quantum Day Do you want to explore the fascinating world of science that governs the very fabric of reality? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you! We invite you to join Dr. Mani, Dr. Selampinar, and Dr. Zhao for a special Molecular Quantum (MolQ) Day designed specifically for high school students like you. MolQ Day is a Saturday event, featuring interactive workshops on Chemistry-themed experiments, and presentations led by Dr. Mani. Students can visit the laser lab (PI Mani's lab houses various lasers and spectroscopies) and the NMR lab at UConn. No prior knowledge of quantum mechanics is needed, just an open mind and a desire to learn! Applications due 10/15/25 Breakfast and lunch will be provided! You'll learn about · Quantum concepts and the phenomena and technologies around us that are derived from them · The strange behavior of particles at the atomic and subatomic levels · How "quantum" is revolutionizing technology today (think quantum computers!) When? · November 15th, From 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Where? · UConn Chemistry Building, Storrs Campus Requirements: Interested students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher, as well as strong interest in the STEM fields. The students should submit 200 words essay why they are interested in this opportunity. MolQ Day is funded by NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium. Logos: UCONN | UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT EARLY COLLEGE EXPERIENCE, QuanXR NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium Ext 1991, QuantumCT, UCONN Chemistry. Contact Information Dr. Tomoyasu Mani tomoyasu.mani@uconn.edu Dr. Fatma Selampinar fatma.selampinar@uconn.edu Dr. Jing Zhao jing.zhao@uconn.edu

Molecular Quantum (MolQ) Day

In Fall 2025, QuanXR hosted Molecular Quantum (MolQ) Day — an interactive event for high school students featuring chemistry-based experiments, lab tours, and discussions led by UConn faculty. Designed to make complex quantum concepts accessible and engaging, MolQ Day introduces young learners to the quantum principles shaping tomorrow’s technologies.

Quantum Technologies in Engineering Systems Wednesdays 1-2 CAST 201

Quantum Technologies in Engineering Systems

A Fall 2025 UConn seminar series for civil and environmental engineering students covering quantum technologies, next-generation materials, sustainable systems, and AI–quantum applications.