EPSRC International Network in Space Quantum Technologies
The International Network in Space Quantum Technologies (INSQT) has been established to bring together the international space quantum community to tackle these engineering challenges and accelerate development of quantum space missions. It also aims to establish a roadmap for the space quantum internet and identify key steps and avenues for research. INSQT members include academic and public sector institutions, research technology organisations, small & medium enterprise (SME) and large companies. There are more than 40 members across the world. Please contact the admin of the AQSN (admin@quantumsoftware.org.au) to discuss if you would be interested in participating in INSQT initiatives
AQSN MicroGrants and MesoGrants Sponsored by BTQ - Round 1 has closed
BTQ Technologies is committed to accelerating and utilizing the first application of quantum computers for use in consensus protocols and secure transactions, which will pave the way for a more secure and energy efficient future. BTQ has partnered with the French company QPerfect to develop fault tolerant application specific quantum processors based on a neutral atom architecture. In addition they have partnered with the French company Quandela to advance quantum proof-of-work protocols based on discrete variable linear optical interferometers. BTQ was founded by a team of post-quantum cryptographers and they offer a range of post quantum products, from custom-built languages and compilers to cloud-accessible software solutions and dedicated hardware. Awardees will be able to interact with the team based at the BTQ AU office located in the Stone & Chalk ScaleUp Hub, Sydney.
Apply for Membership in the AQSN
AQSN Projects and programs are only available to members of the Australian Quantum Software Network. Please sign up today. Membership is open to Honours, Masters and PhD students, Early and Mid-career researchers and senior members of the community. Verifiable affiliation with one of our member or partner organisations is required for membership.
AQSN Microgrants and Mesogrants Sponsored by Hon Hai - Round 1 has closed
The Hon-Hai Quantum Computing Research Center, headquartered in Taiwan, has research staff based in Australia, Japan and Hong Kong and a global network of research collaborators in both academia and industry. To support fundamental theoretical quantum computing research in Australia and develop collaborative partnerships with future leaders in the field, the Hon-Hai Quantum Computing Research Center is offering Micro and MesoGrants targeting research in selected topics.