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Meet a CQTian: Angelina FrankMeet Angelina, a PhD student currently working on building photonic hybrid networks in flexible polymers. She is fascinated by the scales at which quantum physics may play with the idea of certainty. “The transition from classical to quantum explanations of physical phenomena uncovers a new world of connections,” says Angelina. In this interview, she shares more about her life as a PhD student, and her interest in concept art and illustration. |
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Good choices from fewer qubits: new scheme solves optimisation problems efficientlyEncountered in industries from supply chain management to banking, optimisation problems that tax classical computers are a promising target for quantum computing to have an impact. A CQT team led by Principal Investigator Dimitris Angelakis has proposed algorithms that could bring that impact forward. |
Rounding up a year like no other in CQT's history, our report highlights research that continued through a pandemic and the handover of our Directorship
CQT Principal Investigator Valerio Scarani and his collaborator Francesco Buscemi find they can use logical retrodiction to construct well-known equations.
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Meet a CQTian: Alessandro LuongoHaving got into hacking as a teen, Research Fellow Alessandro is now a quantum algorithms expert and author of an open-source textbook. On why he created a resource for quantum algorithms, he says, “The core thing for me was to give to people what I would have liked to have at the beginning of my PhD – all the mathematical knowledge that you need to understand the literature on quantum algorithms.” Hear more from Alessandro about the project and his path into quantum from hacking. |
Preprints
- A Quantum Inspired Approach to Exploit Turbulence Structures
- NISQ Algorithm for Semidefinite Programming
- Phase Transitions of Repulsive Two-Component Fermi Gases in Two Dimensions
- The equivalence between correctability of deletions and insertions of separable states in quantum codes
- Optimal Adaptive Strategies for Sequential Quantum Hypothesis Testing
Find us
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Centre for Quantum Technologies, NUS |
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cqtsec@nus.edu.sg |
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+65 6516 2818 |
