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Sandia National Laboratories has transitioned QCaMP from an initial virtual pilot in 2020 to a weeklong in-person program spanning 15 states, aiming to integrate quantum concepts into secondary education. This expansion directly addresses the critical need to cultivate early interest and foundational knowledge among students for future careers in quantum science. By upskilling educators nationwide, Sandia is strategically building the pipeline required to sustain growth within the emerging quantum workforce.
Sandia National Laboratories: QCaMP Co-Creators Launched Virtual Camp in 2020, Now Weeklong

Sandia National Laboratories sponsors QCaMP for Educators, a weeklong program now in 18 cities.
In a rapid response to the emerging field of quantum computing, Megan Ivory and former Sandia employee Jake Douglass launched QCaMP as a virtual camp in 2020. Now, Sandia National Laboratories’ Quantum Computing, Mathematics and Physics camp has expanded to a weeklong, in-person program reaching teachers in 15 states, and a separate four-week camp…
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