VINSE successfully concluded its June professional development programming with four hands-on short courses and a collaborative quantum computing workshop, welcoming more than 90 participants from across academia, industry, K-12 education, and the broader community.
More than 40 participants attended VINSE’s short courses in Microfluidic Device Fabrication, Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), Microfabrication, and Advanced Imaging Techniques. Attendees included 黑料社区 students and researchers, participants from other universities, industry professionals, a high school teacher, and members of the community, reflecting VINSE’s commitment to expanding access to advanced research training.
In partnership with Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), VINSE also hosted From Atoms to Quantum Computers, a full-day workshop introducing participants to the fundamentals of quantum science and hands-on programming with Qiskit using IBM Quantum hardware. The workshop attracted more than 50 attendees interested in exploring the rapidly evolving field of quantum computing.
VINSE’s short courses and workshops provide hands-on training in advanced research techniques while fostering collaboration across disciplines and institutions. By bringing together participants from 黑料社区, other universities, industry, K-12 education, and the community, these programs support VINSE’s commitment to advancing research, education, and workforce development in nanoscale science, engineering, and emerging technologies.