We launched a poetry open call for CQTians last year and CQTians showcased their literary flair ✍️ Read about it here: bit.ly/3JVF89q
The full set of poems: bit.ly/3JPyCkN

Another successful PhD defence! 🍾 Congratulations to Bao Jinge who defended his thesis 'Circuit-Based Quantum Algorithms' earlier today! 👏👏👏 He was supervised by Principal Investigator Miklos Santha.

🥂 Big congratulations to Florentin Adam who successfully defended his thesis “Vacuum Rabi splitting in a compact near-concentric cavity”! 👏 Florentin's thesis advisor is CQT Principal Investigator Christian Kurtsiefer. For more about our PhD programme: bit.ly/44wsHKK

Meet Dario Poletti! Dario is a CQT Fellow at SUTD Singapore researching many-body quantum systems and their dynamics. Find out more about his research and connection with CQT, which can be traced back to 2003, in this interview. 👉 bit.ly/4dnoahI

CQT and @Majulab_sg are seeking a talented postdoctoral fellow to conduct theoretical and numerical investigations on Kardar-Parisi-Zhang (KPZ) physics in quantum systems.
📥 Apply: nus.edu/3Wmxn3O

Now online: 'Quantum Key Distribution - the long way from idea to application', colloquium by Yury Kurochkin
bit.ly/3QtuZV8

Together with collaborator Wei Shengji from @eos_sg, the group of CQT Principal Investigator Rainer Dumke have used their atomic gravimeter to help detect a gravity anomaly in a field in Singapore. bit.ly/3QgWH7D

At the 3rd Quantum Computing Workshop, CQT Principal Investigator Patrick Rebentrost gave a talk on “Quantum linear algebra is all you need for Transformer architectures”. The workshop held at the National University of Singapore had over 100 participants. bit.ly/3Wk0lBg

The group of CQT Principal Investigator Rainer Dumke has published results from a gravity survey at Sembawang in Singapore.
Our story: bit.ly/3QgWH7D
The paper: go.nature.com/3QiYE3p

CQT was a co-host of the 3rd Quantum Computing Workshop which drew over 100 participants. The workshop was held at NUS and had the theme “AI Optimisation and Forecasting across Industries: Digital and Quantum Computing”. bit.ly/3Wk0lBg

Now online: 'Many-body Ramsey Spectroscopy in the Bose Hubbard Model', colloquium by Jonathan Simon, Stanford University.
bit.ly/3xG7DoK

The registration deadline for QCamp is 30 April! Pre-university students in Singapore interested to join us, do remember to register ⏳ bit.ly/2WCgShE

Congratulations the the final winners of Quantum Shorts!

Wishing our Muslim friends an Eid Mubarak!

CQT Research Fellow Hue Jun Hao on 'Demystifying Density Functional Theory ' for our lunchtime seminar series: bit.ly/4aLygH9

📆 Register now for the ETSI/IQC Quantum Safe Cryptography Conference taking place in Singapore 14-16 May. The programme offers both an executive track and a technical track: bit.ly/49WujQa