Quantum Enabled Science News Today

India could lose its best quantum tech talent if the industry doesnt get its act together.

Scientists from the Physics department at Bennett University are making fundamental contributions in developing classical equivalent of transistors using atomic spins, writes Dr Ayan Khan

India is going to be at par with six global countries researching quantum technology.

NEW DELHI, Apr 20: Delegates from India and Finland on Wednesday discussed possible areas of cooperation in quantum computing and a roadmap for the collaborative virtual Centre of Excellence (CoE) that has been planned to be set up. “The two countries are trying to get academic and industrial partners which can help develop quantum science and technology for the betterment of humankind in particular and the planet in general. “We are committed towards global excellence in this field ...

Delegates from India and Finland discussed possible areas of co-operation in quantum computing and a roadmap for the collaborative virtual Centre of Excellence (CoE) that has been planned to be set up. “The two countries are trying to get academic and industrial partners which can help develop quantum science and technology for the betterment of…

International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad (IIITH) hosted the first national symposium under the Quantum Enabled Science and Technology (QuEST)

To focus on quantum communication, simulation, and sensing and meteorology