What if the laws that govern our reality were much stranger than we imagine?
Quantum physics, long relegated to the laboratory, is now at the heart of a technological revolution. Building on the world-renowned expertise of our University’s Physics Section and Faculty of Science, the Geneva Quantum Centre (GQC) is a key player in quantum research.
To mark the International Year of Quantum Sciences and Technologies, the GQC and the University of Geneva invite you to explore and discover this disconcerting universe, where the infinitely small dictates tomorrow’s possibilities, with three events:
Conference
La quantique dans une boîte d’allumettes
Prof. Julien Bobroff, Université Paris-Saclay
Tuesday, May 13 – 6:15pm – Sciences II
A lecture where the quantum world fits in the palm of your hand.
Nuit des Musées
Alice au pays quantique
Saturday May 17 – 6:00 pm to midnight – Ecole de physique – Quai Ernest-Ansermet 24
Ages 6 and up
The White Rabbit is waiting for you. Don’t be late!
Pint of Science
May 19 to 21 – 6.30pm – iPub and Mr Pickwick
Science gets out of the lab and into the bistro!