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CQT Principal Investigator Loh Huanqian has won a 2018 L’Oréal Singapore For Women In Science National Fellowship. Only two of the prestigious national fellowships for women scientists under 35 are awarded in Singapore each year. Huanqian was named the 2018 Physical & Engineering Science Fellow. She leads a group working on the quantum control of ultracold molecules. On the occasion of CQT’s 11th anniversary, we are organising a symposium on quantum technologies with strong international and local speakers. We welcome all interested researchers and industry colleagues to join us for the event on 24 January 2019. The one-day programme features talks and a panel discussion across a range of experimental and theoretical topics. Registration is free. The Centre for Quantum Technologies was established as a national research centre of excellence in Singapore in 2007. We have over 150 scientists and students doing research into the foundations of quantum physics and the ways quantum physics enables new technologies. . PROBABLY THE PLANET'S FASTEST SOURCE OF CERTIFIED RANDOM NUMBERS. CQT researchers and their international collaborators have set a record for the fastest production of ‘certified’ random numbers. Having truly random numbers is important for cybersecurity applications, simulations and in gaming. The work is described in a Youre invited to join us on 24 January for the 11th Annual Symposium of the Centre for Quantum Technologies. Registration is now open. Singapores National Research Foundation is funding QEP, with CQTs Kwek Leong Chuan as a co-director, to drive translation of quantum science Two CQT researchers have been spotlighted by MIT Technology Review as Innovators Under 35 in the Asia Pacific region: they are CQTs Robert Bedington and CQT alumnus Nana Liu, who recently took up a faculty position in China. Robert leads a team of quantum-satellite builders. Nanas research lies at the interface of quantum computing, security and machine learning.