This is a series of eight lectures, each one hour long conducted through Zoom and exclusively online. The lectures will orient any mathematically aligned student to understand the basics and some of the exciting, far-reaching consequences of quantum computing. No formal background in quantum physics is required, though a self-initiation may help. The course is most useful for students in their F.Sc/A’levels and students of physical sciences and engineering who are interested to learn more about quantum computers.
Khwarizmi Science Society (KSS) in collaboration with Pakistan Innovative Foundation (PIF) and Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) invites all science fanatics to a public talk on “Exoplanets, the early universe and the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics”.
The progression towards a more scientifically immersed community continues as the KSS plans to organize the third Science Mela in October, 2019, in collaboration with the Ali Institute of Education. Since 2019 is the International Year of Periodic Table, our Mela this year will be focused on the wonders of chemistry including elements, minerals, compounds, mining and major industrial processes
The Science Mela is designed to introduce the public of Syedanwala to the basics of science and to inspire the students to find science not only in the classrooms but in the environment around them as well. The event will comprise of a science show along with solar observation.
