Quantum Programming
Quantum programming languages have become much more popular within the quantum community in the past years. IBM’s Qiskit and Google’s Cirq are such examples. It has become a lot easier for the scientific community to access and program real quantum devices, and CQTech intends to put this accessibility to full use.
Team CQTech has already demonstrated their skills in quantum programming during the Global Quantum Hackathon by Womanium, where they won two first prizes for both using and teaching quantum programming!
CQTech aims to contribute to quantum programming languages and frameworks. Adding support and simulators for Topological Quantum Computing is one of our goals.
Mohamed Taha Rouabah
Associate Professor of Physics
ARISE Fellow, Principal Investigator at Constantine Quantum Technologies, Associate Professor at University of Constantine 1 (Algeria).
Nacer eddine Belaloui
Ph.D student in Theoretical Physics
PhD student in Theoretical Physics. Working on Cold Atoms and Quantum Computing.
Abdellah Tounsi
Ph.D student in Theoretical Physics
PhD student in mathematical physics at LPMPS. Working on topological quantum computing.
Mohamed Messaoud Louamri
Ph.D student in Theoretical Physics
PhD student in Theoretical Physics and member of CQTech working on Quantum Simulation and on Optimization Problems.