Documents

Examines the policy and institutional gaps that may constrain equitable participation in the country’s rapidly expanding quantum ecosystem, with a directory of grassroots associations, women leaders, and support schemes.

QETCI’s Quantum Value Chain Framework situates every stakeholder, including startups, academia, government bodies, investors, and multinationals, within a web of interdependencies for national benchmarking.

Examines, through a three-layered approach, the critical question about the future of quantum hardware development in India, where it resembles past hardware challenges and what might be different.

QETCI, in collaboration with JNTU-Kakinada and the support of the National Quantum Mission, organized a two-day in-person QST Awareness Session for Faculty on April 26-27, 2025, building foundational awareness and capacity among faculty across academia.

QETCI in collaboration with The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands officially launched a landmark joint report outlining strategic opportunities in joint R&D, talent mobility, and commercialization.

A comprehensive report on the Quantum Ecosystem in India, including the supply chain, allied value chains, and a SWOT analysis, forming the basis for data-based policy recommendations for strengthening the quantum supply chain in India.

A report by QETCI that highlights the role of science-fiction in creating a stronger science culture in the country and makes specific recommendations for the purpose.

Reena Dayal, Chairperson QETCI, is one of the lead authors for the Governing Principles for Quantum, released by the World Economic Forum in January 2022.