Launching the National Quantum Sensor Programme (NQSP) Grant Call
August 30, 2024
NATIONAL QUANTUM SENSOR PROGRAMME GRANT CALL 2024 The National Quantum
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Singapore’s Quantum Engineering Programme (QEP) aims to realise the benefits of quantum technologies for society. Launched in 2018, it supports translational research focused on industry challenges and initiatives to nurture a quantum ecosystem. Coordinated nationally across various research organisations, it is supported by the National Research Foundation, Singapore and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore and hosted by the National University of Singapore.
In this film, meet six people helping to build a quantum future for Singapore. QEP has commissioned this short video to show the breadth and depth of R&D in quantum technologies in Singapore.
Developing routable optically transparent networks, interfaces between photonic and stationary qubits, devices and protocols for the quantum internet, and a national quantum-safe network.
Building quantum processors, devices and hardware that streamline quantum processing platforms, development and application of quantum algorithms for chemistry, materials, supply chain management, finance, and trading,
Detecting and measuring radiofrequency fields, magnetic fields, and gravity in the environment. Also includes development of quantum sensors for satellite-free inertial navigation and for health and life sciences.
NATIONAL QUANTUM SENSOR PROGRAMME GRANT CALL 2024 The National Quantum
On 14 August 2024, QEP hosted a workshop in conjunction
Professor Johnson Goh is the Division Director for the Quantum
Quantum Joint Innovation Accelerator
Keysight Technologies is a supplier of modular and scalable quantum control systems. The Quantum Joint Innovation Accelerator, established under an MOU signed between QEP and Keysight in April 2022, makes it easy for researchers participating in QEP to access several of Keysight’s software design tools and advanced test and measurement equipment. Researchers can apply to evaluate Keysight measurement tools in their laboratories and access equipment hosted at Keysight’s premises in Singapore. Training is also available. Please write to Keysight directly with details of your request.
The Quantum Young Researchers Association (QYRA) aims to bring together the local community of young researchers working in quantum science, with the goal of working towards a vivid quantum ecosystem. The association welcomes all young researchers, including PhD, masters, and final-year-project undergraduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and research assistants.
