Saturday Morning Quantum*

Saturday Morning Quantum* in Chicago (SMQ*) is connecting high school students in Chicago Public Schools with Fermilab science and inspiring the next generation students to join the field of high energy physics, specifically centered about quantum physics and engineering. This 10-class series is led by subject matter experts highlighting special topics and Fermilab career opportunities. Successful completion creates possible pathways to internships and is a unique experience for college application portfolios and resumes.

This program series will include tours of the Fermilab campus, the Superconducting Quantum Materials & Systems (SQMS) Center, and the Lederman Science Center. These tours give students the chance to get hands on with quantum exhibits, see the authentic research labs, and explore the Fermilab campus.

Saturday Morning Quantum* in Chicago (SMQ*) connects high school students to Fermilab quantum research and careers.

The registration for Spring 2025 has closed.

The first 90 eligible students to complete the registration form in full will be admitted to the program.

This program is hosted by Olive Harvey Learning Center, 3055 East 92nd Street, Chicago IL 60617.

Spring sessions have finished.

 

Fermilab is excited to welcome this quantum exploration to students with a thirst for knowledge. No science prerequisite is required. A love for the wonders of science and cutting-edge technology is encouraged.

This program is open to all Chicago high school students.

Details

Dates
Future dates to be announced.
Time
1:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Grades
9-12
Fee
$Free
Contact Information

Saturdaymorningquantum@fnal.gov or 630-840-8258

Additional Details

The Pine Street gate at the Batavia site will be closed to outbound traffic beginning Tuesday, Sept. 2. Members of the public will still be able to enter Fermilab through the Pine Street gate but must exit via the Batavia Road gate. The closure to outbound traffic is expected to be in effect until Sept.10. Fermilab’s Batavia site is open to the public with proper identification.