TAU Quantum
Community.
A student-led community at Tel Aviv University connecting students, researchers, and the broader Israeli quantum ecosystem through events, workshops, and collaboration.
Our Mission
Building the next generation of quantum scientists and engineers.
The TAU Quantum Community was founded by students who believed that the best way to learn quantum computing is together — through workshops, peer teaching, and direct contact with researchers at the frontier.
We operate in close collaboration with QuanTAU — Tel Aviv University's Quantum Science & Technology center — giving students access to leading researchers and events as they explore quantum science.
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Activities
What We Do
Workshops
Hands-on technical workshops on quantum programming and quantum software — designed for students who learn by building.
Conferences & Symposia
Student-organised academic events where researchers from across Israeli universities present and discuss their work.
Community Events
Regular meetups, reading groups, and social events that build the connections that last beyond university.
Guest Lectures
Invited talks from leading researchers in quantum computing, quantum hardware, and adjacent fields — at TAU and virtually.
Industry Connections
Events and workshops with quantum companies — including Classiq, Quantum Machines, and Microsoft — to help students explore careers in quantum technology.
Across Israeli Academia
Talks by researchers from across Israeli academia — Tel Aviv University, Ben-Gurion University, and the Technion — and the wider quantum ecosystem.
Events
Past Events
5 May 2026 · 18:00
QTC Community Meetup
A student quantum community meetup at Tel Aviv University, with talks on optical approaches to quantum computation and quantum sensing.
Check Point Building, Tel Aviv University
30 November 2025 · 18:00 (gathering & light refreshments 17:30)
Quantum Frontiers: A Special Event Featuring Nobel Laureate Prof. John M. Martinis
A special Quantum Frontiers evening at Tel Aviv University featuring Nobel Laureate Prof. John M. Martinis, with talks on superconducting qubits and hybrid quantum control systems.
Exact Sciences — “Lev” Hall, Tel Aviv University
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Collaboration
Part of the Israeli quantum ecosystem.
We work closely with QuanTAU — Tel Aviv University's Quantum Science & Technology center — and connect with partners across Israeli academia and the quantum technology industry.
If your organisation would like to collaborate on events, sponsor workshops, or engage with the next generation of quantum scientists — we want to hear from you.
Partner with usQuanTAU — Quantum Science & Technology, TAU
QUBIT — Israel's Quantum Tech Community
IQCC — Israeli Quantum Computing Center
Classiq
Quantum Machines
Microsoft