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Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat virtually visits CQTCQT hosted a virtual engagement session with DPM Heng in his capacity as Chairman of the National Research Foundation. Posting on his Facebook page, DPM Heng commented, “Looking to the future, the National Research Foundation Singapore is working with key stakeholders to develop a National Quantum Strategy that further unlocks the potential of this technology.” |
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CQT’s Jenny Hogan wins award for public outreachCongratulations to Jenny Hogan from CQT’s admin team! Jenny was awarded the Cadi Scientific Medal and Prize for The Public Awareness of Physics by the Institute of Physics Singapore (IPS) on 26 March 2021. Jenny was nominated “for her outstanding outreach contributions” to the physics landscape in Singapore. |
Having got into hacking as a teen, Research Fellow Alessandro is now a quantum algorithms expert and author of an open-source textbook.
Singapore-based quantum startup Atomionics has disclosed that it received $2.5 million in seed funding to launch its operations. It is now expanding its team to accelerate development of its sensing technology.
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Good choices from fewer qubits: new scheme solves optimisation problems efficientlyEncountered in industries from supply chain management to banking, optimisation problems that tax classical computers are a promising target for quantum computing to have an impact. A CQT team led by Principal Investigator Dimitris Angelakis has proposed algorithms that could bring that impact forward. |
Preprints
- A mechanistic density functional theory for ecology across scales
- Fluctuation Theorems with Retrodiction rather than Reverse Processes
- Density-potential functional theory for fermions in one dimension
- A Quantum Inspired Approach to Exploit Turbulence Structures
- NISQ Algorithm for Semidefinite Programming
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cqtsec@nus.edu.sg |
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