A not-for-profit company hosted by IISER Pune that aims to harness quantum phenomena for developing advanced Quantum Technologies.
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๐ซ๐๐ฎ๐ ๐๐๐ญ๐๐๐ญ๐ข๐จ๐งโ. Read full article here- linkedin.com/posts/ihubqtf_qโฆ
At Quantum India Bangalore, Prof. Umakant Rapol, Professor at IISER Pune and PI with I Hub QTF, delivered an insightful talk on the potential of atom and ion-based platforms for building scalable quantum computers.
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We are thrilled to share that Rayees A S and Shuvarati Roy received the Best Poster Award at the Quantum India Conference 2025, held in Bengaluru on 31st July - 1st August.
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Project article from ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ - Program in collaboration with NVIDIA and supported by DST, Government of India. linkedin.com/posts/ihubqtf_qโฆ
Project Director of IHub QTF, @DrSunilNair , is part of this panel at the Quantum India Bengaluru Summit 2025.
Looking forward to insightful discussions on the future of quantum technologies & startups!
@IISERPune @IiserPphysics
#QIB2025 #QuantumIndia #IHUBQTF
Article on MoSโ Nanoscrolls for Next-Gen Tech- linkedin.com/pulse/glowing-bโฆ
A team of researchers from IISER Pune, IISc, University of Manchester, and Brookhaven Lab has discovered that MoSโ nanoscrolls, tiny rolled-up sheets of 2D material, emit surprisingly bright light.
I-HUB QTF, in collaboration with Wadhwani Foundation, launches its mentorship program for early-stage Quantum Tech startups starting today 8th July 2025!
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#QuantumIndia #IHUBQTF #DeepTech #Innovation #ThankYouDST
@Quanastra, a deep-tech startup incubated at @ihubqtf, @IISERPune, is hiring a Business Development Officer (CBO)!
Apply: [email protected]
JD & more details: lnkd.in/dgxkn-wm
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#QuantumIndia #IHUBQTF #StartupHiring #DeepTech
Quantum Tech is a key deep tech sector with long-term strategic value for India. The RDI scheme by @IndiaDST & @ANRFIndia is boosting tech & startup growth in this space. Grateful to @IndiaDST , @ANRFIndia & @karandi65 for their continued support & vision.
#QuantumIndia
#CabinetDecisions
Historic decision today for private sector industries and startups by the Cabinet !!
The Union Cabinet, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji @narendramodi, has approved the Research Development & Innovation (RDI) Scheme with โน1 lakh crore fund (Rs 20000 allocated in this yearโs budget). It is a bold vision to transform India into a tech-driven, innovation-powered economy on the road to #ViksitBharat by 2047.
๐ซ Weโre proud to share that our CEO, Dr. Kunj Tandon, attended the Amaravati Quantum Workshop held on 30th June 2025 at Hotel Novotel, Amaravati, organized under the visionary Amaravati Quantum Valley Initiative by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
โจ We were pleased to host faculty members from Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Pune on 27th June 2025 as part of the ongoing AICTE-sponsored ATAL Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Quantum Computing.
Glimpses from TIPS 6.0 event which is being held on 29-30th May 2025 at @IITIndore
Two of the startups supported by I-HUB QTF- QpiAI and Quanstra actively participated in the event. QpiAI exhibited their innovations, while Quanstra pitched their proposal to investors
I-Hub Quantum Technology Foundation retweeted
It is not correct to say that innovation funding is stuck in the 2010s. Contrarily, there's a quiet revolution underway since 2016โand it is gaining momentum for past 3-4 years.
Yes, the NIDHI PRAYAS scheme @IndiaDST is important โ but it was just the beginning. NIDHI Seed Support has offered funding up to โน1 crore. NIDHI ITBI (2021): Incubators in 50+ tier-2/3 cities now fuel grassroots innovation.
The powerful National Mission on Interdisciplinary Cyber-Physical Systems (NMICPS), launched in 2019 has supported over 800 deep-tech startups via Tech Innovation Hubs, with grants ranging from โน 40 lakh to even more than โน 1 crore per startup.
Under our National Quantum Mission #NQM, we have recently funded startups in quantum technologies with substantial funding to each startup (with some even receiving Rs 25 Cr).
And here's the latest.
The Budget 2025-26 has earmarked โน 20,000 Cr against DST to drive private-sector-led R&D and innovationโpart of a โน1 lakh Cr corpus RDI Fund, This was an important but largely overlooked news by the media & through this transformative step, India is boldly bridging the lab-to-market gap at scale.
Additionally, the upcoming Deep Tech Fund of Funds signals that India is investing in the future.
India's innovation pipeline is not stuck; it's scaling. It's inclusive, and it is future-focused.
@IndiaDST has been playing, and continues to play, a very crucial role in science, technology, and innovation-driven India's growth journey
Indiaโs innovation funding is stuck in 2010s. It's flatlining, even as its ambitions soar.
But the fix isn't hard. The way ahead is to double down on whatโs working.
swarajyamag.com/technology/iโฆ
We hosted a team of officers from the Southern Command headquarters, led by Chief Signals Officer, Maj. Gen. K. K. Chakrabarti.
During the visit, we presented an overview of I-HUB QTFโs core research initiatives in the fields of computing, communications and sensing.
Today, we hosted faculty members from Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Technology (VESIT) at I-HUB QTF as part of their Faculty Development Program (FDP). The visit provided an opportunity for insightful discussions & lab tours on cutting-edge quantum technologies.
We had the privilege of hosting Dr. JBV Reddy, NQM Mission Director, & Ms. N. Bhavani from the Department of Science and Technology (DST) at Prof. Umakant Rapol's lab at IISER Pune.
Exciting discussions and insightful exchanges made this visit truly enriching!
ALT Looking forward to continued support and collaboration in pushing the frontiers of quantum science.
Quantum Seminar tomorrow, 18th March 2025, featuring a talk by Prof. T. Venkatesan University of Oklahoma (OU), Center for Quantum Research and Technology.
Don't miss this opportunity to understand more about Materials and Processes for Complex Microsystems on Silicon!
Dr. Sreejith, Project Investigator at I-HUB QTF, has been awarded the APJ Abdul Kalam Young Researcher Award for his contributions to physics through high-performance computing.
Congratulations to Dr. Sreejith on this achievement!
Today, we had the privilege of participating in National Science Day at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune.
With 2025 being the Year of 'Quantum Technology', we successfully exhibited three interactive demonstrations
