Science-based games
A collaborative list of science-based games.
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Submit your materialQuantum Theory: An Information Processing Approach
This book offers a unique, topical approach to quantum theory at beginning university level. Material can be covered in a one-semester course, it contains 80 classroom, tested exercises with solutions and manual available online. Tutorial material like chapter summaries, further reading and navigational aids are in the ebook.
RheinMain University of Applied Sciences
Quantum Lab - Virtual Optical Table
Quantum "LEGO Bricks". An in-browser simulation & visualization of quantum mechanics. The go-to place for learning quantum before the quantum computing revolution takes off
Quantum Flytrap
Quantum mechanics for high-school students
Resources for teaching quantum information to high-school students. It includes course outlines and recommended reading materials.
Quantum Flytrap
Teaching Materials (IDIFO)
Materials produced for the biannual Master programme Didactic Innovation in Physics and Guidance (IDIFO): on teaching/learning proposals for Quantum Physics in secondary school.
University of Udine
Rydbergator
The Rydbergator is part game, part simulator. Using the physics of extremely large Rydberg atoms, players can explore a hexagonal grid.
Aarhus University
Quantum Moves 2
In Quantum Moves 2, players help researchers to solve and understand real problems in cutting-edge quantum research.
Aarhus University
Quantum Composer
Quantum Composer is an interactive tool for visualizing and simulating quantum mechanical concepts and systems.
Aarhus University
QPlayLearn
AVAILABLE STARTING FROM 14 DECEMBER, 17.00 EETQPlayLearn is our new online multimedia open platform to learn about quantum science and technologies in a playful way.
Aalto University and University of Helsinki
Quantencomputing Kompakt - Spukhafte Fernwirkung und Teleportation endlich verständlich
The book illustrates 1.) (Idealized) Experiments to prove entanglement and "spooky action at a distance";2. ) The quantum algorithm for teleportation.It uses a new method for illustrating the algorithm not in 8-dimensionals space, but using the 8 corners of a cube, which. It does not require more than basic knowledge in mathematics, and does not require knowlege in physics.
Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen
Diffraction of organic molecules at an alga
This is an Animated Video Abstract to illustrated the physics of matter-wave diffraction with complex organic molecules as quantum particles, diffracted a the skeleton of an alga.
University of Vienna, Quantum Nanophysics Group
Molecule Interferometry in a Simulated Interactive Research Experiment
This site hosts 2 Simulated Interactive Research Experiments: a) Molecule diffraction at a nanomechanical grating, b) Molecule interferometry in a KDTL/LUMI interferometer. Both are currently unique systems, built and operated by the Quantum Nanophysics Group at the University of Vienna to demonstrate and exploit the wave-particle duality of complex things. To make these experiments available to the widest possible audience, these experiments were reproduced in a photo-realistic 3D virtual version, which can be manipulated in the same ways that you would manipulate the real-world experiment. All data and measurements that one can do simulate very closely real-world data, based on physically realistic models.
University of Vienna, Quantum Nanophysics Group
Quantum Tour
Enter the fascinating world of quantum physics through this unique platform!
ICFO
QuantumLab
Interactive screen experiments on quantum optics.
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität
Quantum SpinOff - Connecting schools with high-tech research and entrepreneurship
The Quantum Spinoff project brings science teachers and their pupils in direct contact with research and entrepreneurship in the high-tech nano sector, with the goal of educating a new generation of scientifically literate European citizens and inspiring young people to choose for science and technology careers.
UC Leuven Limburg