Information for Media
Media professionals are welcome to contact Jenny Hogan or Evon Tan for assistance. CQT occasionally issues news updates and press releases. If you would like to be on the Centre's press list, please email us. We also host visits by journalists — see the details of our Quantum Immersions programme below.
For more news and pictures from the community of scientists at CQT, you can connect with us on Facebook and Twitter.
Media Resources
- Experts Guide — a listing of CQT researchers and their areas of expertise to help you find help in a hurry.
- For general background on CQT, try our About Us page.
- CQT Annual Reports feature articles by our researchers about their work and are available as pdfs: 2011, 2010, 2009 and 2008.
Quantum Immersions
CQT is glad to host writers with a particular interest in quantum physics or computer science for visits. Visiting writers will enjoy opportunities to interact with CQT researchers and see research labs. Please contact us if you would like to plan a trip to CQT. We have established the Quantum Immersions programme to support travel and accommodation costs for selected writers-in-residence. This programme will also support artists-in-residence.
Follow the links to read news highlights about some of our residents so far: George Musser, writer, Scientific American; Karol Jalochoswki, writer and film-maker, Polityka; Linda Sim and Dario Lombardi, artists. In 2012, CQT will be hosting an artist within the National University of Singapore Art/Science Residency programme.
Press Releases
- 2012 Feb 09 CQT at the AAAS: Quantum physics for secrecy and space
- 2011 Nov 14 Media alert: Quantum Discord Workshop 2012
- 2011 Jul 31 Physicists show that quantum ignorance is hard to expose (pdf)
- 2011 Jun 14 Making quantum cryptography truly secure (pdf)
- 2010 Nov 18 Researchers uncover surprise link between quantum phenomena
Media Mentions
- Feb 05 TODAY Thinker, diver, pilot, code-breaker
- Jan 20 PCMag.com Hacker Challenge: Crack Blind Quantum Computing, We Dare You
- Jan 20 The Register Quantum physics to encrypt clouds of the future - boffins: No chance of sniffing your privates on qubit-crunching computers
- Jan 19 BBC News Quantum computing could head to 'the cloud', study says
- Jan 19 New Scientist First secure quantum computer is blind to its own bits
- Jan 19 Science Perspective: Moving Beyond Trust in Quantum Computing
- Jan 19 Waterloo Record New encryption will bring security to cloud computing
- Jan 04 Optics & Photonics Focus QSI: Quantum Scene Investigation
- Dec 15 Oxford Science Blog Vibration rocks for entangled diamonds
- Dec ed Physics Today "Faked states" mimic quantum entanglement
- Dec 05 Scientific American Guest blog: New Theory Explains How Objective Reality Emerges from the Strange Underlying Quantum World
- Dec 03 The Science Show (ABC Radio National) Increasing security with quantum cryptography
- Dec 02 Physics Focus: Another Step Back for Wave-Particle Duality
- Dec 02 CBC News Gem-sized diamonds open quantum computing doors
- Dec 02 Science Perspective: Quantum Correlation Between Distant Diamonds
- Dec 02 Scientific American Quantum Entanglement Links Two Diamonds
- Dec 02 Vancouver Sun Diamonds a step toward much faster computers
- Nov 26 Straits Times Five questions with… George Musser
- Nov 12 ArsTechnica Researchers show how to break quantum cryptography by faking quantum entanglement
- Nov 08 PhysOrg.com Fake violations of Bell tests reinforce importance of closing loopholes
