10—11 April 2021 · Open to everyone

Quantum Coalition Hack

Yale x Stanford Hosted

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2.1K participants | 80 countries | 200 projects

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80 Countries Represented

Participants
India726
United States550
Other334
Canada79
United Kingdom75
Turkey49
Germany39
Vietnam37
China32
Mexico32
Romania32
Pakistan31
Australia30
Brazil24
Spain24
Italy23

Diversity of Backgrounds

Participants
Computer Science1235
Physics1003
Engineering841
Math580
Chemistry126
Non-STEM117

QCHack 2021 Winners

IBM Technical Challenge

Winning Team: Team Q-vengers

Scott Oshiro, Akash Kant, Jessica Cheng, Abhishek Gupta, Le Duc Truyen

Winning Repository Link

Honorable Mention: Dynamic Traffic Management with Qutrits

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Honorable Mention: Iris Dataset Classification using Qutrits

Repository

Slide Deck

Q-CTRL Challenge

Winning team: HASAA

Henry Makhanov, Amir Ebrahimi, Md. Sakibul Islam, Arjun David Rao, Alberto Maldonado Romo

Repository Link

IBM Creative Challenge

Winning team: Team QPower

Syed Farhan Ahmad, Mohamed Yassine Ferjani, Shaun Radgowski, Anush Krishna V, Chad Palmer

Winning Repository Link

2nd Place: Quantum Hangman - Rescue Shrodinger’s Cat

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Honorable Mention: Quantum Walk with Phase Kickback

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Honorable Mention: 3d Quantum Game of Life

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Google Quantum AI Challenge

Microsoft Challenge

3rd Place: Team |GroverMind>

Angelini Filippo, Campesan Giulia, Faorlin Tommaso, Marcomini Alessandro, Piccinelli Samuele - University of Padua

Repository Link

5th Place: Shixing Wang, Fang Yu - Washington University in St. Louis

Repository Link

qBraid Challenge

QCHack x YQI Non-technical Challenge

Participant Code of Conduct

Quantum Coalition Hacks and its affiliate organizations stand strongly against any type of discrimination, intimidation, harrassment, or bullying. Our first and foremost goal is the safety and security of our participants, and we are committed to establishing structures that strongly discourage these actions and having robust pathways for reporting any instances of discrimination, intimidation, harrassment, or bullying.

All participants in Quantum Coalition events must completely abide by the rules and regulations outlined in the following document.