The interactive workbench for learning quantum computing.

Start Learning Explore the Lab no install — runs in your browser

See It Live

One workbench for theory, simulation, and practice.

Every lesson ships with its own interactive lab. Steer a qubit, watch the Bloch sphere respond in real time, and run real measurement shots to see how randomness converges to theory.

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Uncertainty Hub's Qubit Exploration Lab: a live lesson page showing the Bloch sphere, the state-vector amplitudes, and measurement-probability controls for a single qubit.

The Qubit Exploration Lab — live in the Qubits & States lesson.

Curriculum

Four levels. Twenty-six lessons. One continuous line of reasoning.

Learning is organized into 4 levels, ordered so nothing depends on something you haven't met yet. Each lesson walks through the same rhythm: intuition → the mathematics → an interactive simulation you can play with → a quiz to check it landed.

Level 1 5 lessons

Qubits & Gates

Beginner

The foundations: qubits and states, single-qubit gates, measurement, superposition, and entanglement.

Level 2 10 lessons

Algorithms & Protocols

Intermediate

Multi-qubit systems, superdense coding, quantum teleportation, the Deutsch–Jozsa algorithm, the Quantum Fourier Transform, phase estimation, Grover's search, VQE, noise models, and quantum error correction.

Level 3 5 lessons

Scaling & Error Correction

Advanced

Shor's factoring algorithm, Hamiltonian simulation, QAOA, quantum walks, and surface codes.

Level 4 6 studios

Research Frontiers

Research

Open problems, each with a research-grade studio you can actually run: variational quantum algorithms, quantum machine learning, topological quantum computing, quantum chemistry, fault-tolerant quantum computing, and quantum networking.

The Lab

Beyond the lessons, a full set of instruments.

Circuit Sandbox

Build quantum circuits by dragging and dropping gates. The state vector, measurement probabilities, and per-qubit Bloch-sphere views update instantly on every change, and you can export the equivalent real code with one click.

Python Compiler

A code editor that runs real quantum Python — Qiskit, PennyLane, Cirq — on the server and returns genuine output, error messages, and plotted figures, just like a real installation. Requires sign-in.

Per-Lesson Simulators

Every topic has its own custom-built interactive simulation designed for that concept alone — Bloch spheres, probability graphs, Grover amplitude views, and more.

Research Notebook

A block-based workspace that mixes writing, math, runnable code, and circuit diagrams, so your reasoning stays attached to your experiments.

Research Papers

A curated papers section tied to the research studios and projects — read the source, then run it.

Guided Projects

Every one of these was a paper first.

24 hands-on projects across 4 levels, each one a guided reproduction of a real, published result. Every project opens a workspace containing an interactive lab, a step-by-step code track, the measurements, and the actual paper it reproduces — so you can compare your result against the one that got published.

Beginner

  • Quantum random number generator
  • Bell states & the CHSH game
  • Grover's search
  • Deutsch–Jozsa / Bernstein–Vazirani oracles
  • Quantum teleportation
  • BB84 quantum key distribution

Intermediate

  • QAOA for Max-Cut
  • VQE for molecular chemistry (H₂, LiH)
  • Quantum-kernel machine learning
  • Shor's algorithm & the threat to RSA
  • Phase estimation
  • Quantum portfolio optimization for finance

Advanced

  • Logical qubit with a surface code
  • Error mitigation (ZNE & PEC)
  • Quantum GANs for finance
  • HHL linear-systems algorithm
  • Barren-plateau trainability studies
  • QAOA for real logistics

Researcher

  • Fault-tolerant surface codes with lattice surgery
  • Random-circuit-sampling & quantum-advantage benchmarking
  • Decoding quantum LDPC codes
  • Utility-scale error mitigation
  • Provable quantum-ML speedups
  • Pulse-level gate control (DRAG)

Runs on real frameworks, not toy approximations

Qiskit Cirq PennyLane Stim NumPy

Research Papers

Read the paper. Then reproduce it.

Every research studio and guided project is tied to the real paper it comes from, curated inside the platform so the source and the simulation sit side by side.