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Qiskit Fall Fest 2026
Five days of quantum learning, Qiskit labs, technical lectures, experimentation, and collaborative hacking at USTHB.
Explore eventQTC is a student-led quantum technology community at USTHB, Algiers. We learn, experiment, research, and build together around the technologies shaping the next generation of computing.
The next generation of computing is already being explored. Quantum technology sits at the intersection of computer science, physics, mathematics, engineering, and cybersecurity. QTC exists to make that intersection accessible to students while creating a space for serious experimentation, research, and collaboration.
QTC brings quantum technologies closer to students through practical learning, technical experimentation, research-oriented activities, and community collaboration.
Build the foundations: qubits, quantum circuits, algorithms, error correction, quantum information, and the tools used to work with real quantum systems.
|ψ⟩Turn concepts into code, simulations, experiments, open-source projects, and practical prototypes.
↗Explore current quantum research and create pathways for students to engage with academic work, emerging technologies, and international communities.
↗Meet students, researchers, engineers, companies, and quantum communities working across Algeria and beyond.
↗Five days of quantum learning, Qiskit labs, technical lectures, experimentation, and collaborative hacking at USTHB.
Explore eventCo-Founder
Software Engineer · PhD Student in Quantum Computing
Souala is a software engineer and PhD student in quantum computing, working across software engineering, quantum technologies, cybersecurity, and research. He co-founded QTC to help build a structured quantum technology community at USTHB.
LinkedInCo-Founder
PhD Student in Quantum Computing
Ibrahim is a PhD student in quantum computing at USTHB with an interest in quantum computing research, education, and community building. He co-founded QTC to create a space where students can learn, experiment, and connect around quantum technologies.
Meet other students, follow announcements, share resources, and participate in QTC activities.