CQuERE
Centre for Quantum Engineering, Research and Education
CQuERE is a dedicated Centre to carry out cutting edge research in the emerging field of quantum engineering, and thereby train future researchers for academia as well as industry, keeping in mind the pressing need to foster strong national and international collaborations between the two domains. Our vision is to establish CQuERE as a world class research centre on quantum science and technology by creating a stimulating research environment involving experiment and theory, and bringing together researchers in this field from India and abroad.
Some of our
Spot Lights
MoU between IIT Tirupati and TCG CREST
August 12, 2021
On the 12th of August, we signed an MoU with IIT Tirupati in online mode. The agreement includes a joint doctoral programme in quantum sciences and technologies. A special talk was given by Prof. Wolfgang Ketterle, a 2001 Nobel laureate in Physics.
CQuERE: Lecture Series by Professor Sugisaki on Quantum Chemistry
October 28, 2021
An online lecture series on quantum chemistry on quantum computers, from 28th October to 23rd December to be given by Prof. Kenji Sugisaki from Osaka City University (and visiting Associate Professor at TCG CREST)
Quantum Simulations and Computations with Cold Atoms-2022
January 26, 2022
Quantum Simulations and Computations with Cold Atoms -2022 (QSCCA-2022) is a three-day webinar (26th to 28th of January, 2022) organised jointly by I-Hub Quantum Technology Foundation (IISER Pune), Pune, and CQuERE, TCG CREST and aims to cover some of the important developments around the world
Our Focus
Research Areas
At CQuERE, we carry out research in topical areas of quantum sciences and technologies, in both experiment and theory.
Quantum computing using trapped ions: experiment
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Building an ion trap quantum computer: For quantum control, characterization and certification
Quantum Computing using superconducting qubits: Experiment
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Quantum computing is based on three main properties of quantum mechanics: coherence, superposition and entanglement. The basic unit of information in a quantum computer is a quantum bit or qubit, which can be in two possible states. Many different technologies are currently being explored for the basic physical implementation of qubits. While qubits...
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Quantum computation/simulation of quantum many-body systems could enable us to reduce the time complexity of time-consuming calculations, thereby promising applications in topics such as drug design. It could also enable us to explore possibilities of quantum engineering using photons, as well as tackle issues related to climate modelling.
Publications
Our work opens up new frontiers in scientific research and the scientific publications are windows to our work.
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Read MoreWe currently have Post Doctoral Fellows, Research Scientists, and internship students in our vertical, to carry out research on topics of current interest in quantum simulation/computing as well as on the experimental front with trapped ions, including quantum sensing. We have plans for a joint PhD programme with IIT Tirupati from 2022.
Glimpse of our
Campus & Facilities
The Center has an extensive infrastructure for imparting academic classes and a state-of-the-art Quantum Lab for scientific research.
Bhanu Pratap Das
Director, CQuERE
Professor Bhanu Pratap Das carries out research in quantum many-body theory of atoms and molecules, and its applications to fundamental physics and quantum computing.
Read MoreDebashis Mukherjee
Distinguished Chair Professor
Prof. Debashis Mukherjee was previously the Director of the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science (IACS), and also the Chairman of its Raman Centre for Atomic Molecular and Optical Sciences. Professor Mukherjee was awarded the prestigious Humboldt Research Award for his pioneering research in many-body electronic structure.
Read MoreArtur Ekert
Scientific Advisory Board, CQuERE
Artur Ekert, a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of CQuERE, is Professor of Quantum Physics at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK, and Lee Kong Chian Centennial Professor at the National University of Singapore.
Read MoreBhupendra Nath Dev
Professor
Currently an Honorary Fellow of S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, Kolkata, Prof. Dev was a Visiting Professor in the Department of Physics and School of Nano Science and Technology in Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur till December 2020. Earlier he was a Senior Professor at Indian Association...
Read MoreOur Collaborations
View AllActive collaborations in science and technology have no boundaries. CQuERE actively pursues its objective of bringing together experts from Institutes in and outside India.
News & Events
View AllSeptember 28, 2020
FSQT 2020 was a four-day international conference held in honour of Professor Bhanu Pratap Das, with the themes being Fundamental Physics using Atoms and Molecules, Light-Matter Interactions, and Quantum Information and Computation.
MoU between IIT Tirupati and TCG CREST
August 12, 2021
On the 12th of August, we signed an MoU with IIT Tirupati in online mode. The agreement includes a joint doctoral programme in quantum sciences and technologies. A special talk was given by Prof. Wolfgang Ketterle, a 2001 Nobel laureate in Physics.
Prof. Kenji Sugisaki from Osaka City University (and visiting Associate Professor at TCG CREST) will be giving an online lecture series on quantum chemistry on quantum computers, from 28th October to 23rd December.
Quantum Simulations and Computations with Cold Atoms-2022
January 26, 2022
QSCCA-2022 is a three-day webinar (26th to 28th of January, 2022) organised jointly by I-Hub Quantum Technology Foundation (IISER Pune), Pune, and CQuERE, and aims to cover some of the important developments that have taken place in the research area of cold atoms quantum computing.