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.
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.*
*At last count in December 2025
Events
Join us at our upcoming talks, workshops and conferences.
CQT Workshop
Quantum Hackamonth
Date/Time: 1-Jun - 26-Jun, 9:00am
Venue: CQT
Abstract: Organised by Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT), the hackamonth is an innovative approach to hackathons: a month-long, collaborative experience where participants work on quantum computing for meaningful problems.
Typical hackathons are short and competitive, ending with prizes. With our hackamonth, we want to have real scientific impact.
CQT Conference
Quantum Information Processing 2027
Date/Time: 20-Feb - 26-Feb, 9:00am
The Quantum Information Processing Conference (QIP) is the largest quantum information processing technology conference, which annually gathers the world’s brightest researchers and industry leaders for a week long program to present and discuss the latest achievements in quantum computing, cryptography, information theory, mathematics and physics. Recent editions have drawn nearly 1000 participants. In 2027, CQT will host the 30th edition of this conference in Singapore. QIP2027 will take place 20-26 February 2027.
CQT Conference
International Conference on Women in Physics 2027
Date/Time: 7-Jun - 11-Jun, 9:00am
The International Conference on Women in Physics (ICWIP) of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) will take place in the National University Singapore (NUS) during 7-11 June 2027, hosted by the Physics Department, NUS and the Centre for Quantum Technologies, Singapore.
The ICWIP2027 is the 9th in a series of triennial conferences by IUPAP since 2002 that brings together practitioners from all over the world in order to deliberate on both topics in physics and processes within physics practice, with the goal of transforming physics into a welcoming inclusive enterprise for everyone. The conference will feature inspiring keynote talks by eminent women scholars, sessions where participants can present their own research in physics and on equity and inclusion in physics, interactive workshops to engage with the barriers to equity and inclusion in physics, call-to-action sessions on recommendations for the profession and more...
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.
