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This article details a partnership where University of Rhode Island students serve as teaching assistants for a quantum computing course at Brookhaven National Laboratory, focusing on instruction in IBM Qiskit and quantum algorithms. The collaboration highlights educational outreach within the national laboratory ecosystem rather than reporting new hardware breakthroughs or fundamental research advancements.

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URI Students Teach Quantum Computing at Brookhaven National Laboratory

The Quantum InsiderOctober 21, 20265 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — As a sophomore at the University of Rhode Island three years ago, Morgan Beck ’26 began diving deep into the world of quantum physics, wanting to learn more about the branch of science that studies matter and energy at the most fundamental level. At that time, Beck—a 2025 URI College […]

University of Rhode Island students are working as teaching assistants for Brookhaven National Laboratory‘s Quantum Information Science 101 course, helping college students learn quantum computing and programming. The collaboration has involved URI students serving as both course participants and teaching assistants, with instruction covering quantum computing concepts and IBM Qiskit. URI faculty say the partnership supports student learning, strengthens ties between universities and national laboratories, and creates opportunities for further collaboration in quantum research and education. PRESS RELEASE — As a sophomore at the University of Rhode Island three years ago, Morgan Beck ’26 began diving deep into the world of quantum…

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