QuantumCT, Yale, and UConn will launch a new phase of quantum sensing collaboration with an event on October 16, 2026, at 101 College Street in New Haven, Connecticut. The event will center around a request for proposals for use across multiple sectors, with details to be presented. Attendees will hear from teams previously funded and invited faculty and industry speakers, encouraging partnerships to advance Connecticut’s quantum innovation ecosystem. QuantumCT states the event will focus on identifying shared challenges and opportunities.
QuantumCT, Yale, and UConn Launch Phase 3 Request for Proposals for Sensing
QuantumCT, Yale, and UConn are organizing the event to encourage partnerships between academic institutions and industry partners, specifically to bolster Connecticut’s quantum innovation ecosystem. Presentations from teams previously awarded funding will highlight project outcomes and demonstrate progress in quantum sensing technologies. Invited faculty and industry speakers will deliver short presentations focused on expertise and potential collaboration opportunities, expanding the network of researchers engaged in the initiative.
Breakout discussions will then focus on specific quantum sensing applications within various industry sectors, identifying key technical considerations for the challenge. The event will conclude with an overview of the request for proposals submission process, including review criteria and timelines, facilitating a clear pathway for prospective applicants. This focused approach signals a shift toward translating quantum sensing research into tangible solutions and encouraging a collaborative environment for innovation.
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