We are Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies

Advancing the frontiers of quantum science and engineering

Highlights

Want to know what’s new at CQT? Here we share the latest updates from our research, people and events. Start exploring with a story.

Interview

22 April 2025

Meet a CQTian: Enrique Cervero

Science

17 March 2025

Quantum thermalisation equation had missing link

Media

12 March 2025

Singapore launches new Hybrid Quantum Classical Computing initiative

Media

18 February 2025

Dieter Schwarz Foundation establishes Professorship for Technology Partnership with NUS

Science

17 February 2025

Researchers spin ‘wheel of fortune’ to land big prize: a fundamental proof of quantum mechanics

Science

7 February 2025

Researchers prove limit on entanglement assisted communication

4 February 2025

2025 International Year of Quantum Science and Technology kicks off

Media, Science

27 January 2025

Singapore joins worldwide scientific network to search for exotic physics

Science

23 January 2025

Guarding quantum communication against manipulation

27 December 2024

New spin-off AQSolotl debuts cost-efficient quantum controller

19 December 2024

Second book of quantum short stories launched

Science

5 December 2024

Superconducting qubit baths give clean simulation of quantum transport

Science

14 November 2024

French-Singaporean Quantum Symposia kick off in Singapore

Science

8 November 2024

Small, flat entanglement source could be boon for quantum computing

Interview

6 November 2024

Meet a CQTian: Guo Naixu

Award, Interview

23 October 2024

Meet a CQTian: Zhu Di

Science

14 October 2024

Algorithm settles financial transactions with fewer qubits

Media, Science

4 October 2024

Singapore hosts optimistic ending to Bloomberg quantum documentary

Science

25 September 2024

Limits set on quantum radar’s ability to hide itself

Science

6 September 2024

Tiny magnetic hose makes cavity-QED more versatile

CQT by numbers

CQT is one of the largest centres dedicated to quantum technologies in the world. Here is a snapshot of how big we are and how much we do.*

Staff and students

Research groups

PhD students

Papers in the past year

Roles in national-level quantum programmes

Years old

*At last count in December 2024

Events

Join us at our upcoming talks, workshops and conferences.

CQT Outreach Event

3 June 2025

3:00pm

Teaching Quantum Physics to (Lower) Secondary Students – An Educational Reconstruction and Empirical Findings

Speaker: Carsten Albert, Dresden University of Technology, Germany

Venue: CQT Level 3 Seminar Room, S15-03-15

QCAMP

9 June 2025 - 13 June 2025

9:30am

QCAMP 2025

Speaker:

Venue: CQT Level 3 Seminar Room S15-03-15

CQT Workshop

18 June 2025

9:30am

Flash QCamp 2025

Venue: S14-0619

CQT Conference

7 July 2025 - 11 July 2025

9:00am

Quantum ThermoDynamics 2025

Research Areas

Our research areas are aligned with Singapore’s National Quantum Strategy. We host group-led research projects and participate in national-level quantum programmes.

Quantum
Communication &
Security

CQT has expertise in quantum key distribution and post-quantum cryptography, future-ready approaches to secure communication.

Quantum Processors,
Computation
& Simulation

Quantum computers could tackle problems beyond the reach of today’s supercomputers. We pursue a broad array of related research questions.

Quantum
Sensing
& Metrology

With exquisite control over single atoms and photons, we aim to build measurement tools of unprecedented precision for magnetic fields, gravity and time.

Advanced
Instruments

To push the boundaries of technology, researchers in CQT labs design and build their own instruments, from electronic controllers to photon detectors.

Basic
Science

We do fundamental research. There are known unknowns and unknown unknowns still to explore in quantum information science.

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Advancing the frontiers of quantum science and engineering

Highlights

CQT by numbers

Events

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