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National Day honours for CQT’s Kuldip Singh and Jenny HoganCongratulations Kuldip and Jenny from CQT’s admin team! At Singapore’s National Day Awards 2021 on 9 August, they were presented with awards recognising their merit and service to Singapore. Kuldip was awarded the Public Administration Medal (Bronze) and Jenny was awarded the Commendation Medal. The National Day Awards are given annually on Singapore’s birthday. |
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Meet a CQTian: Nguyen Hoang LongLong is a fourth-year PhD student from Vietnam who is working on building a quantum computer. Currently, he trying to fabricate and measure a ten-qubit superconducting chip. “There is a lot of problem-solving involved as we scale up from two qubits to ten qubits,” he says. Outside of work, Long is an avid board gamer. Two of his favourite games are Everdell and Arkham Horror: The Card Game. He is also a yoyo player and has some yoyo tricks in his repertoire. |
The Science of Can and Can’t by CQT Visiting Research Fellow Chiara Marletto introduces her work for general audiences.
17 CQT students were graduated in the National University of Singapore’s first ever virtual Commencement.
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Meet a CQTian: Joven KwekLaboratory Technologist Joven Kwek specialises in the fabrication of micro-sized structures using laser micro-machining. These fabrications then find applications in quantum experiments such as ion trapping. “I am only scratching the surface of this new technology and I have a lot to learn,” says Joven. When he’s not working in labs and cleanrooms, Joven likes to be out in nature and enjoys ‘forest bathing’ in Singapore's primary rainforests. Learn more about Joven and his work in our Q and A with him. |
Preprints
- Multi-armed quantum bandits: Exploration versus exploitation when learning properties of quantum states
- Linear programming bounds for quantum channels acting on quantum error-correcting codes
- Quantum key distribution with non-ideal heterodyne detection
- Dark soliton detection using persistent homology
- Fibre polarization state compensation in entanglement-based quantum key distribution
Find us
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Centre for Quantum Technologies, NUS |
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cqtsec@nus.edu.sg |
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+65 6516 2818 |
