CQT | Centre for Quantum Technologies

Next CQT colloquium on Thursday 20 December

For our final colloquium of the year, we are pleased to welcome Hoi-Kwong Lo from the University of Toronto. His talk on "Cyber-security in a quantum world" will address the assumptions in secrity proofs of quantum key distribution (QKD) and discuss efforts on quantum hacking and counter-measures. He will also present recent results on measurement-device-independent QKD and twin-field type QKD protocols.

The colloquium will be held at CQT's seminar room, S15-03-15/16. All are welcome.

Singapore and UK collaborate to develop quantum-secured communications networks

The S$18 million initiative between the Singapore and UK governments will build and deploy a satellite quantum key distribution (QKD) test bed. Under the collaboration, Singapore and UK will co-develop a 'QKD Qubesat', a satellite based on the CubeSat standard that will use a pioneering QKD technology from Singapore to test the secure distribution of cryptographic keys over globe-spanning distances.

Join us for CQT's annual symposium on quantum technologies

On the occasion of CQT’s 11th anniversary, we are organising a symposium on quantum technologies with strong international and local speakers. We welcome all interested researchers and industry colleagues to join us for the event on 24 January 2019. The one-day programme features talks and a panel discussion across a range of experimental and theoretical topics. Registration is free.

A national research centre of excellence

The Centre for Quantum Technologies was established as a national research centre of excellence in Singapore in 2007. We have over 150 scientists and students doing research into the foundations of quantum physics and the ways quantum physics enables new technologies.

Probably the planet's fastest source of certified random numbers

CQT researchers and their international collaborators have set a record for the fastest production of ‘certified’ random numbers. Having truly random numbers is important for cybersecurity applications, simulations and in gaming. The work is described in a paper published 9 October in Physical Review Letters

You're invited to join us on 24 January for the 11th Annual Symposium of the Centre for Quantum Technologies. Registration is now open.

Singapore's National Research Foundation is funding QEP, with CQT's Kwek Leong Chuan as a co-director, to drive translation of quantum science and technology

Celebrating two innovators under 35

Two CQT researchers have been spotlighted by MIT Technology Review as 'Innovators Under 35' in the Asia Pacific region: they are CQT's Robert Bedington and CQT alumnus Nana Liu, who recently took up a faculty position in China. Robert leads a team of quantum-satellite builders. Nana's research lies at the interface of quantum computing, security and machine learning.

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Upcoming Events

CQT Colloquium by Hoi-Kwong Lo, University of Toronto
20-Dec, 04:00PM CQT Talk by Ng Kia Boon, JILA
21-Dec, 11:00AM The Annual Symposium of the Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT), Singapore
24-Jan, 09:00AM

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