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Support our strategic collaboration with IonQ and help Australian users access and make effective use of the IonQ Quantum Cloud.

Dr Isa Ahmadalidokht investigates how quantum imaging and spectroscopy may reveal new information about biological tissue, with potential applications in healthcare.

Professor Peter Turner, Director of Sydney Quantum Academy, was quoted in the Herald Sun’s coverage of the Australian Government’s $12.3 million investment in quantum technologies.

Dr Mohammad Rowshan is exploring new approaches to quantum error correction, investigating how qLDPC codes could reduce the resources needed to protect quantum information and help make fault-tolerant quantum computing a reality.

The role will maintain and develop in-house software stack for efficient data acquisition and analysis by hardware teams within the company. This role will also include refactoring, writing and testing software which interfaces with test and measurement hardware.

Can silicon spin qubits maintain high performance using standard semiconductor processes? SQA alumnus Dr Paul Steinacker’s award-winning research set out to answer this.

On World Quantum Readiness Day (24 September), SQA Director Professor Peter Turner argues that Australia risks repeating its reactive approach to AI unless it seizes the narrowing window to become a global leader in quantum.

PhD candidate Euan Mendoza from UTS is taking a multifaceted approach to some of quantum’s biggest challenges, supported by an SQA scholarship.

Dr Hassan Asghar is advancing new approaches to data privacy and security, exploring how cryptography and quantum technologies could help protect information in an increasingly connected world.

SQA PhD Scholar, Lucija Grba, shares how her research at UNSW Sydney is not only improving our understanding of noise characterisation in quantum computing, it’s also helping her become an expert in what she enjoys most.

Backed by an SQA PhD Scholarship, Varun Srivastava’s quantum research is paving the way towards more accurate, reliable and scalable quantum devices.