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The $76 million Queensland Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy leverages the state’s expertise to drive economic growth and solve critical challenges by translating quantum science into real-world applications.
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Image detailsQuantum physicist Nora Tischler specialises in optical quantum information science at the Centre for Quantum Dynamics at Griffith UniversityCentre for Quantum Dynamics at Griffith University![Quantum physicist Nora Tischler wears safety glasses works with scientific equipment, manipulating various instruments in a dimly lit lab setting.]()
Queensland’s quantum advantage
Queensland is primed to capitalise on cutting-edge technologies to revolutionise both established and emerging industries. With its world-class infrastructure and research capabilities, there has never been a better time to invest in the sunshine state!
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Image detailsResearch by Associate Professor Josh Lipton Duffin uses an ultra-high vacuum scanning probe microscope (UHV-SPM) at the Centre for Material Science at Queensland University of TechnologyQueensland University of Technology (QUT)![Associate Professor Josh Lipton Duffin in a lab coat operating a machine in a laboratory setting.]()
About Quantum and Advanced Technologies
Why you should care about quantum and advanced technologies and their potential to revolutionise the future of countless industries.
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Image detailsAssociate Professor Mirko Lobino researches integrated quantum photonics at the Centre for Quantum Dynamics at Griffith University.Centre for Quantum Dynamics, Griffith University![Associate Professor Mirko Lobino from integrated quantum photonics at the Centre for Quantum Dynamics at Griffith University is writing complex equations and diagrams on a transparent board.]()
Case studies
Explore Queensland’s proud examples of home-grown innovations in the quantum and advanced technologies space.
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QIQ is the collaborative vehicle for developing the Queensland quantum ecosystem by providing advice to government on the implementation of the Queensland Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy.
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Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy Grant Recipients
The department is pleased to announce that $53 million has been awarded to fund innovative projects and scholarships under the Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy.
The projects will play a pivotal role in cultivating Queensland’s quantum and advanced technology ecosystem, fostering stronger connections between academia, government, and the private sector to encourage innovation, knowledge exchange, and commercialisation.
See the grant recipients.