US Science Envoy explores quantum technology collaboration in Singapore
Dr. Prineha Narang, US science envoy, recently visited Singapore to explore collaboration opportunities on quantum technologies. Dr. Narang aims to foster research partnerships between institutions and start-ups in both countries.
Dr Prineha Narang, the US science envoy, travelled to Singapore to explore opportunities for collaboration in the field of quantum technology. Being the first science envoy appointed specifically for quantum science and technology, Dr Narang aims to inform the US Department of State and the scientific community about potential avenues for cooperation in science and technology.
During her visit, she engaged with counterparts from Singapore’s Agency for Science, Technology and Research, the National University of Singapore, and Nanyang Technological University, with the objective of fostering research partnerships between institutions and start-ups in both countries.
Singapore has been actively investing in quantum computing initiatives and recently established the National Quantum Computing Hub, which facilitates direct access and testing of quantum computers for government agencies and companies. Dr Narang stressed the significance of developing a diverse quantum workforce and promoting early exposure to quantum concepts across various academic disciplines.
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