It was wonderful to be in the company of these ladies in our 1st women in phys event NUS! A simple get-together over games, food, & great conversations. It gave me a surreal superposition of feelings though, so beautifully normal yet so unusual compared to my daily life.

I wouldn't have moved across the world had it not been for Yvonne Gao's drive to create a diverse and inclusive physics community; and I feel enabled to thrive here because the drive is persistent, shared between us, and acted upon together.

So thrilled to chair the first Bosonic QEC session! Amazing progress on using the large Hilbert space of cavities to efficiently encode & process quantum info. Great turnout & a clear signal that we also need to expand the physical space for our growing field at #APSMarchMeeting!

Happy International Women's Day! We'll be at Science Centre SG's DiscovHER festival this weekend. Look for us at our booth to learn about how computing depends on physics and play with bubble computers. More information: bit.ly/3ZvAs0b

This was a hard piece to write but I think it’s important. If you want to better support your female colleagues this #IWD please give it a read 💜 link.medium.com/lSydX92m0xb

“The truth of the matter is that the D&I work we do values less than the number of lines of code we write. So we’re forced to make a choice: do I support my fellow women by putting time into this, or do I do what’s best for my own career? No woman should have to make this choice”

Nature research paper: Real-time quantum error correction beyond break-even go.nature.com/40rlHeX

Some kopi to remember us by (and bring you back to Singapore)! Thank you Araceli VenegasGomez for demonstrating and promoting the value of connection in the global quantum ecosystem. At QYRA, we also believe: strong and diverse ecosystem = innovative and impactful science

Welcome to the Centre of Bubble Technologies! Last month, we supported the participation of women and girls in science at the Science Centre SG DiscovHER event. We want to make the future of science equitable where everyone can thrive. And have fun with bubbles in the process!

Compressing the spectral content of quantum interference features in Schrödinger cat states to lower frequencies protects them against photon loss and preserves the most valuable characteristics that enable many quantum technologies. Read go.aps.org/3nXxBz8 qcrew

Our first paper qcrew CQT is officially out on PRX !🥳 My team has worked incredibly hard in the past three years to set up every nuts and bolts with me in the lab to make this happen. I am so proud of what we managed to achieve together! journals.aps.org/prx/abstract/1…

📢 QCamp, our annual summer school on quantum physics and its novel applications, is now open for applications! If you are a pre-university student studying in Singapore and are interested to learn about quantum technologies, please apply by 3 May! 🇸🇬 qcamp.quantumlah.org

What a week! QCamp was an intersection of diversely curious folks to engage with all angles of science: human connections, interdisciplinary research, ethical and philosophical impacts, nonlinear life trajectories, a sense of belonging, social identity... Can't wait for the next!

We might've had more fun than the QCampers 😄 we can't think of a better crowd to join us in our lab!

CQT PhD student Clara Fontaine Clara Yun Fontaine is featured in this SGInnovate article on effective and engaging #scicomm! bit.ly/3ZmlVEV She also gave a presentation on her work on quantum computing. Watch her pitch here: bit.ly/3RwQSEr