Quantum science and technology
Transforming the future
Quantum research at UCalgary is revolutionizing our understanding of nature's basic elements, enriching our knowledge of the universe and driving technology innovation.
Quantum research at UCalgary includes all phases of the quantum research pipeline from foundational science to technology creation.
Designing disruptive computers that make some hard problems easy to solve
Quantum computing is revolutionizing how we handle, transmit and store digital information. Research discoveries are enhancing computer capabilities while increasing protection against cyber security threats.
Training tech talent
We’re educating computer science and engineering graduates with experience in quantum computing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to provide industry-ready employees able to fuel Calgary’s growing tech sector.
Accelerating innovation
Canada has the world’s largest investments in quantum companies. Canadian firms and institutions hold the second highest number of patents, and that pace of discovery is only increasing.
UCalgary’s entrepreneurial approach makes us uniquely positioned to commercialize new quantum technologies.
Our scientists are collaborating with the growing number of quantum-based companies in Alberta. Together, we’re turning innovation into action by building a pathway for new discoveries to travel from labs through start-ups to the world.
Canada Excellence Research Chair in Photonic Quantum Science and Technologies
As a professor at the Raman Research Institute in Bangalore, India, Dr. Urbasi Sinha's research focuses on photons — those tiny, massless particles of light.
Sinha also works in quantum communications, security, computing and imaging. While continuing her work in India, she is set to be associated with UCalgary as a professor in the Faculty of Science and the Canada Excellence Research Chair (CERC) in Photonic Quantum Science and Technologies. Her work at UCalgary will create test beds for quantum computing and communication.
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