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🚨 Job alert 🚨 Principal Investigator Marco Tomamichel's group is looking for a Research Fellow who will work on mathematical aspects of quantum information theory. Apply here: buff.ly/Wi2A5Jv

Is the 9th International Conference on Quantum Techniques in Machine Learning (QTML) an event you'd like to join? We look forward to hosting QTML 2025 in Singapore this year. The call for papers is open now! 📩 buff.ly/LfeMScQ

CQT PhD student Zaw Lin Htoo successfully defended his thesis "Precession Protocols: Certifying Nonclassicality with Oscillations and Rotations"👏👏 Congratulations! 🍾🍾 Lin was advised by Valerio Scarani. Read our highlight on Lin's work: buff.ly/A7ZHUmb

We had a great time connecting with fellow quantum researchers from Munich last week! 🇸🇬 🇩🇪 Over 150 participants attended the first joint workshop planned by committees in both countries of postdocs and PhD students. buff.ly/EoDGMVf

In April and May, the Centre has welcomed five new research groups and enhanced support for two existing group leaders. buff.ly/aCPxNLZ

Congratulations to CQT PhD student Li Putian who successfully defended his thesis! 👏👏👏 His thesis was on "Sub-doppler cooling and optical trapping of indium" and he was advised by former Principal Investigator Travis Nicholson.

Meet new CQT Principal Investigator Johnson Goh! Johnson wears many hats: he leads two of Singapore’s national quantum programmes and is building a quantum processor with 2D materials. buff.ly/GCR5N0m

CQT Fellow Nelly Ng and her coauthors have proposed a technique that uses memory to compute problems known as quantum recursions more efficiently. 📄 The work in Physical Review Letters: buff.ly/65pVd26 ✍️ Our story: buff.ly/WLptdJ1

The group of Valerio Scarani has observed a well-known feature of thermodynamics in the gameplay of UNO. 📄 Their paper in Physical Review Research: buff.ly/8Xj1V8D ✍️ Our story: buff.ly/fE1XEOr

Once a research assistant at CQT, Nelly returns as a CQT Fellow based at NTU Singapore working on a wide range of topics such as resource theories, algorithms, simulation and communication. Read our interview with her: buff.ly/TvXI45A

The joint workshop held for Singapore and Munich quantum researchers last week featured talks, poster sessions, lab tours and informal networking over local food, impromptu karaoke and a walking tour of downtown Singapore. buff.ly/EoDGMVf

In April and May, the Centre has welcomed five new research groups and enhanced support for two existing group leaders. buff.ly/aCPxNLZ

The group of CQT Fellow Nelly Ng at NTU Singapore has proposed a new technique called quantum dynamic programming that could exponentially speed up recursion computations compared to other methods at the cost of needing more qubits. buff.ly/WLptdJ1

CQT PI Johnson Goh is passionate about building qubits on 2D materials. His group uses a material known as transition metal dichalcogenides. "Because nobody has really gone down that way deep enough, there are a lot of research opportunities," he says. buff.ly/GCR5N0m

📢 Last call for abstracts for the international conference on Quantum Techniques in Machine Learning 2025. Submissions close 1 June. buff.ly/LfeMScQ #quantum #machinelearning #Singapore #QTML2025

Now online: "Hybrid photonic quantum computing with semiconductor quantum dots", CQT & MajuLab Colloquium by Pascale Senellart buff.ly/CMd74eA

“When we first saw the results, we thought it could not be true,” says CQT PhD student Peter Sidajaya. “It was interesting to get a concrete appearance of entropy production in a setting that has clearly nothing to do with thermodynamics.” buff.ly/fE1XEOr

"Science for me is an activity where you appreciate something outside of yourself." Hear from CQT Fellow Nelly Ng on what she enjoys about her work and her current research. buff.ly/TvXI45A

📢 Calling all students interested in pursuing a PhD in quantum! 🎓 Applications for CQT's PhD programme are open all year round 📆 A range of support is available including the National Quantum Scholarships Scheme, open to all nationalities 🌍 bit.ly/4jGExZd

⏰ Announcing extra time to submit talks or posters for the Quantum Techniques in Marchine Learning conference. Deadline for abstracts is extended to Sunday 8 June, 23:59 anywhere on Earth.