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Dancing with qubits: How quantum computing works and how it can change the world
Quantum sound
Quantum computer music: Foundations, methods and advanced concepts

As more and more quantum simulators and quantum devices become accessible to the public for discovery and educational use, musicians and hackers are taking advantage of these new tools to create music! This book explores these efforts, including YQI Artist in Residence Spencer Topel, who created “Quantum Sound,” the first-ever music created and performed directly from measurements of superconducting qubits in 2019. (In particular, see chapter 18, “Superconducting Qubits as Musical Synthesizers for Live Performance,” by Spencer Topel et al.)
Principles of superconductive devices and circuits
Quantum computer systems: Theory and methods
Hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy
QED: A play
Prayer for the living: Stories

In the short story “Alternative Realities Are True,” quantum physics muddy the waters of this investigation by the British police. Part murder mystery, part quantum experiment! Watch and hear Ben Okri narrate this story at the Yale Quantum Institute.
Copenhagen
Permutation city
Image objects: An archaeology of computer graphics
Prof Alan Turing decoded: A biography
The Apple II age: How the computer became personal

Presently, quantum computing is at the stage where devices take up a whole room, not unlike mainframe computers did in the late 1950s. While we envision the future of computing, let’s have a look at what classical computers once looked like and let our minds wander!
The alchemy of us: How humans and matter transformed one another
Computers: An illustrated history
The history of the computer
Quantum steampunk

Grab your steam-powered goggles. The history of quantum science is narrated through a steampunk short story. Also, look who makes an appearance in the footnote on page 66!
Neither physics nor chemistry: A history of quantum chemistry
A universal history of computing: From the abacus to the quantum computer
The quantum story: A history in 40 moments
Quantum physics for babies

Grab this book for your next story time with a baby and set the stage for them to become a future quantum scientist!
Speakable and unspeakable in quantum mechanics
Meeting the universe halfway
Beyond weird: Why everything you thought you knew about quantum physics is different
Helgoland