SuperconducTED/.github

The organisation's home repository on GitHub. SuperconducTED is student research at TED University in Ankara on honest noise models for superconducting quantum computers: a noise engine for Qiskit Aer that answers a drifting machine with a range, not a single number.

Path	What it holds
profile/README.md	The page GitHub shows at github.com/SuperconducTED
header.svg, fuzzy-noise.svg, it2.svg	Images from the profile's earlier long form (a copy of brand/web/profile-header.svg and two explainer diagrams). Since 2026-10-16 the profile loads only the stacked lockup from brand/svg/, so nothing on the page uses them
brand/	The SuperconducTED identity: the cutaway mark and the mathematics behind it, lockups, the Cryostat palette, typography, the chart style, every file format, and the scripts that build and check them
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md	The organisation's code of conduct: the Contributor Covenant 2.1
CONTRIBUTING.md	The organisation's general contributing guide, with the rules for this repository at the end
SECURITY.md	How to report a security problem privately, and what to expect
SUPPORT.md	Where to ask questions, and what to include
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/	Default issue forms (bug report, feature or improvement, question) and the template chooser's config.yml
.github/pull_request_template.md	The default pull request template
docs/implementations/	One document per change: what was done, why, and how it was verified
LICENSE, NOTICE	The licence, and which part of the repository is under which licence

The organisation's repositories

Repository	What it is
superconducted-noise-engine	The flagship: a fuzzy-logic noise engine for Qiskit Aer that turns IBM calibration snapshots into an ensemble of noise models, aiming for interval predictions across calibration cycles. Research preview.
superconducted.github.io	The website, https://superconducted.github.io/, in English and Turkish
superconducted-codesign	The requirements and design record of the co-design tool (private for now)
.github	This repository

How the organisation defaults work

The code of conduct, contributing guide, security policy, support guide and templates here are organisation defaults: GitHub uses each one for every repository in the organisation that has no file of that type of its own, and a repository's own file always takes precedence. Issue forms are all or nothing: a repository with its own templates or config.yml in .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE uses none of the defaults.

profile/README.md is shown publicly because this repository is public. A members-only profile would go in a separate repository named .github-private.

The brand in one minute

• Mark: the technical cutaway, an engineering drawing of a dilution refrigerator whose chip has drifted off its calibrated datum, with the range dimensioned around it. Its mathematics is in brand/CONSTRUCTION.md.
• Colours: Cryostat, #0A1B24, #EEF3F5 and the accent #0A6C7C (light grounds) or #4FD6E6 (dark grounds). The accent means the range and nothing else.
• Type: Space Grotesk and Space Mono.
• Tagline: "Noise as a range, not a number."
• Files: brand/svg/, png/, pdf/, eps/, web/, source/ and guide/. Start with the brand guide.

Licence

This repository is licensed in two parts (see NOTICE):

• MIT License (LICENSE): the documentation, profile, community files, templates and the scripts in brand/.
• CC BY 4.0 (brand/LICENSE-BRAND.md): the brand files (marks, lockups, cards, icons, chart styles and their sources). They may be shared and adapted, with credit.

The code of conduct is the Contributor Covenant (CC BY 4.0). Neither licence grants trademark rights; brand/LICENSE-BRAND.md sets out what using the name and marks does not imply.