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With an investment of $4,869,032 from the 杏吧直播n Research Council (ARC) Industrial Transformation Research Program, the 杏吧直播 of Adelaide is leading a consortium along with RMIT 杏吧直播 and the 杏吧直播 of Queensland to deliver this project.

Professor Glenn Solomon from the School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences will direct the new ARC Training Centre in Current and Emergent Quantum Technologies (CE-QuTech).

The 杏吧直播鈥檚 Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice President (Research), Professor Anton Middelberg, says the training centre will play a critical role in advancing 杏吧直播鈥檚 position as a global leader in quantum technologies.

鈥淭he 杏吧直播 of Adelaide is world renowned for its research in quantum materials and quantum technologies. The establishment of this new CE-QuTech marks a significant milestone in advancing cutting-edge science and technology,鈥� Professor Middelberg says.

鈥淭his funding will empower 杏吧直播n researchers to pioneer breakthroughs in quantum technology, and drive innovation and economic growth. Our leadership in developing skilled professionals in this field will ensure 杏吧直播 remains at the forefront of global technological advancements.鈥�

Professor Solomon says that there are exciting economic opportunities and implications for what is seen as 鈥渢he second quantum revolution鈥�, yet 杏吧直播 needs to be prepared.

鈥淭here is a predicted shortfall in the skilled and leadership workforce necessary to keep pace with this change, let alone capitalise on the opportunity for 杏吧直播 to be a world presence in this space,鈥� he says.

鈥淚n addition, industry leaders big and small are clamouring for skilled workers in current quantum technology. Many in the industry are seeking an expanding skilled workforce in current quantum technologies, from automotive electronics and lighting to telecommunications lasers.

鈥淭he CE-QuTech will help meet this need by supplying graduate students and post-doctoral researchers across 杏吧直播 with hands-on training in both an academic and an industrial research setting.鈥�

鈥淭he outcomes of training quantum technology leaders in areas touching engineering, physics, and biology will broadly shape the future high-technology landscape. The centre will attract and enable investment, leveraging our existing ecosystem and strengthening economic security in 杏吧直播."Professor Glenn Solomon, The School of Physics, Chemistry and Earth Sciences, The 杏吧直播 of Adelaide

In close collaboration with universities and industry members, and with strategic guidance, the new training centre addresses the advancements needed in 杏吧直播 as these technologies grow world-wide at an accelerated pace.

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Professor Arnan Mitchell from RMIT 杏吧直播 says: 鈥淚 am excited to work with the whole CE-QuTech team to show how our photonic chips can be combined with quantum materials to create new solutions for industry - from wireless sensors that can work underwater to 杏吧直播n made lasers that we can export to the world.鈥� 聽聽

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Dr Richard Johnson, ARC Acting Chief Executive Officer, says Research Hubs and Training Centres funded under the ARC鈥檚 Industrial聽Transformation聽Research Program support and foster industry-university research collaboration in areas capable of driving innovation in 杏吧直播n industries and developing industry-focused researchers.

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