The FAPESP QuTIa (Quantum Technologies Initiative) Program in Quantum Technologiesaims to accelerate quantum technological advances and solidify the scientific and technological leadership of São Paulo and Brazil. This program promises transformative impacts in a variety of areas, from secure communications to information processing.
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Program in Quantum Technologies (QuTIa)
- Generation Project Grants
- Research Program on eScience and Data Science
- Bioenergy Research (BIOEN)
- Program in Quantum Technologies (QuTIa)
- Global Climate Change
- Biodiversity Research (BIOTA)
- Information Technology and the Development of Advanced Internet (TIDIA) (Program available from 2001 to 2012)
- Integrated System for Hydrometeorology in the State of São Paulo (SIHESP)
- Inter-institutional Cooperation to Support Brain Research (CINAPCE)
- Structural Biology Network on Advanced Topics in Life Sciences (Smolbnet)
- Genomics
- Viral Genetic Diversity Network (VGDN) (Program available from 2000 to 2005)
Research grants
- Solid state single-photon sources for telecom frequencies, AP.QUTIA.JP
Abstract
Local droplet etching (LDE) has been established as a powerful method to produce solid state semiconductor single photon and entangled photons pairs inherently compatible with established semiconductor technology. In this proposal we aim to develop a single photon source emitting at telecom C-band, extending the LDE fabrication approach from the (In)GaAs/AlGaAs system to the III-Sb materi…
- Atomic vector magnetometer improved with squeezed light for medical, industry and communication applications, AP.QUTIA.JP
Abstract
Atomic magnetometers have gain much attention due to their high sensitivity, high sampling rate and low power consumption for applications in medicine, magnetic imaging for industry and more recently magnetic communication. This kind of technology has been developed in many centers of research all over the world. However, Brazil has not shown the implementation of such kind of sensors. …
- StruQT - Deploying Structured light for Quantum Technologies, AP.QUTIA.JP
Abstract
The state of the art is Quantum. Nearly a hundred years after the foundations of quantum science started to be built, quantum technologies nowadays advance at full steam into the so-called second quantum revolution. The quantum technological package includes quantum computers, which have the potential of outperforming classical machines in specifc tasks; Quantum communications, which enab…
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Scholarships in Brazil
- Solid state single-photon sources for telecom frequencies, BP.QUTIA.JP
- Implementing an Atomic vector magnetometer improved with squeezed light., BP.QUTIA.JP
- Modular microwave-optical quantum transduction, BP.QUTIA.JP
(Only some records are available in English at this moment)
Total / Available in English
| 5 / 5 | Ongoing grants |
| 4 / 4 | Ongoing scholarships in Brazil |
| 9 / 9 | All research grants and scholarships |
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