Meet a CQTian: Dario Poletti
Dario is a CQT Fellow at the Singapore University of Technology and Design researching many-body quantum systems and their dynamics. He says, "I study both fundamental questions and also develop classical numerical methods, like tensor and neural networks, to characterise and study these systems." Dario can trace his connection with the Centre back to 2003 before CQT existed when he visited Singapore to do an internship with Principal Investigator Dagomir Kaszlikowski.
Final three winners of the Quantum Shorts flash fiction competition
Three stories inspired by quantum physics have claimed prizes in the final round of the international Quantum Shorts competition. “I would like to thank everyone who has taken part in Quantum Shorts since the Centre for Quantum Technologies started this series in 2012,” said Director José Ignacio Latorre. “Our lives are richer for your creative work.” Congratulations to the winners!
Light can pass from a chip into optical fibre more efficiently thanks to a novel coupling design from CQT's Alexander Ling and Du Jinyi and their co-authors in Singapore and the United Arab Emirates.
Poems selected from a CQT poetry open call are now being played on screen at the CQT lobby. Contributions came from across the Centre: from professors to PhD students, and from our technical and admin teams.
Third Quantum Computing Workshop takes theme of AI optimisation and forecasting
The 3rd Quantum Computing Workshop was held at the National University of Singapore with over 100 participants. The theme of the workshop was “AI Optimisation and Forecasting across Industries: Digital and Quantum Computing”. CQT was a co-host of the workshop together with other NUS institutions and Singapore’s Infocomm Media and Development Authority.
Preprints
- Realisation of versatile and effective quantum metrology using a single bosonic mode.
- Demonstrating efficient and robust bosonic state reconstruction via optimized excitation counting.
- Certifiable lower bounds of Wigner negativity volume and non-Gaussian entanglement with conditional displacement gates.
- Quantum Channel Simulation under Purified Distance is no more difficult than State Splitting.
- Weak Hopf symmetry and tube algebra of the generalized multifusion string-net model.
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