Open London Quantum Computing Series

Quantum computing talks, workshops and group projects across King's, Imperial and UCL. Open to students from every London university.

In person across King's, Imperial and UCL

14 October - 16 November 2026

Open London Quantum Computing is a London-wide talk series run in collaboration with Imperial College London and UCL.

Its aim is to bridge the gap between cutting-edge quantum computing research and the wider student community, by bringing leading academics to present their work to students from any background.

The opening lecture will be given by Dr Eleanor Crane on quantum computing and quantum advantage, on Wednesday 14 October, 17:00–20:00, in Bush House Lecture Theatre 1, King's College London Strand Campus.

Other speakers taking part in the series include Dr Roberto Bondesan and Prof Roger Colbeck.

Events are free and open to all students, with no background in quantum computing required.

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