CQT | Centre for Quantum Technologies

SpooQy launched from the International Space Station

CQT's quantum satellite SpooQy-1 launched on 17 June from the International Space Station, with help from station's crew of astronauts. This image shows the shoebox-sized satellite moving into orbit where it will test the performance of its quantum payload. Follow the link to learn more of the satellite's story through pictures on CQT's Facebook page. Congratulations to the group of Alexander Ling on seeing the satellite they built in CQT arrive in space! Image: JAXA/NASA

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.

Artur Ekert wins Micius Quantum Prize 2019

CQT's Director is among the inaugural winners of the award, named for a Chinese ancient philosopher and worth one million Chinese Yuan. He received the prize "for his invention of entanglement-based quantum key distribution, entanglement swapping, and entanglement purification."

Photons trained for optical fibre obstacle course will deliver stronger cyber security

A team from the NUS-Singtel Cyber Security Research & Development Laboratory, including CQT researchers, have shown a way to improve quantum key distribution over existing fibre networks

CQT spin-off for space-based quantum communications, SpeQtral, announces seed funding

The company has raised 1.9 million US dollars from international and Singapore-based investors. It launches with a team of six, including former CQT researchers.

Check out the career opportunities available at CQT - groups across our Centre are recruiting at all levels.

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Prizes awarded to three Quantum Shorts films

The winners were selected from a shortlist of ten incredible short films inspired by quantum physics. “I really enjoyed all the shorts. Each film was clever and inventive, and together they illustrate how inspiring and varied quantum science can be for story tellers,” said Alex Winter, actor and director, who judged for the festival.

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