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Find similar grantsQuantum-CT Regional Innovation Engine is sponsored by State of Connecticut (pledged funding in conjunction with NSF). The State of Connecticut has pledged $121 million to the Quantum-CT Regional Innovation Engine, a project led by the University of Connecticut (UConn) in partnership with Yale University and other stakeholders.
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Growth Sectors & Research Strengths Startups & Investor Network QuantumCT is a public-private partnership accelerating the adoption of quantum technologies in Connecticut and beyond. By bringing together the state’s research power, industry expertise, and entrepreneurial energy, we’re positioning Connecticut at the forefront of the next quantum revolution.
Connecticut's Growth Sectors Connecticut’s Innovation Engine QuantumCT is Connecticut’s quantum innovation engine — bridging academia, industry, entrepreneurship and government to advance next-generation technologies from lab to marketplace. As a public-private partnership, QuantumCT is fueled by University of Connecticut, Yale University, and Department of Economic and Community Development.
We work with a broad coalition of partners to expand research capacity, engage industry to provide companies with a competitive edge in the marketplace, and develop a robust pipeline of new talent prepared to step into the opportunities offered by a quantum economy. We have a rare window of opportunity to lead the New England region in this emerging field.
Connecticut’s industrial base — spanning top companies in life sciences, aerospace and defense, insurance, and financial services — is unmatched, giving the state an unparalleled advantage in leveraging quantum innovation for economic growth.
QUANTUMCT, UCONN, AND YALE LAUNCH INDUSTRY-ALIGNED PILOT PROJECTS TO ADVANCE QUANTUM INNOVATION FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAY 18, 2026 Connecticut researchers, together with global industry collaborators, translate quantum breakthroughs into...
A nonprofit learning studio in CT is teaching students about quantum computing and other technology Standing in a semicircle around a white board, students and faculty members kicked off a quantum computing lesson at dae's learning studio... Governor Ned Lamont and the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) are pledging $121 million to strengthen Connecticut’s already robust leadership in the emerging quantum economy.
Coordinated state, university, and industry commitments now exceed $1 billion to position Connecticut as a national hub for quantum research, workforce development, and innovation — with contributions from University of Connecticut , Yale University , Connecticut Innovations , and industry partners.
This combination of significant state investment, federal recognition, and venture-driven innovation is driving Connecticut into a new phase of growth and underscores the scale of Connecticut’s ambition and the confidence of its partners. QuantumCT was launched in response to the U.S. National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Regional Innovation Engines program.
In May 2023, the NSF awarded QuantumCT a $1 million grant to develop plans for a vibrant, technology-driven innovation ecosystem centered on quantum technologies. In July 2025, the NSF named the QuantumCT proposal one of just 29 semifinalists, narrowed from an initial pool of 294 submissions.
Following intensive review, QuantumCT advanced to finalist status — one of just 15 proposals nationwide to reach the final stage of the NSF competition — a recognition of the state’s strengths and the growing coalition behind this work. The winning proposals are expected to be announced in early 2026. Working with the private sector and research faculty on quantum-tech-driven pilot projects that address industry challenge problems.
Explore Industry Engagement Providing support to startups, engaging investors, and building an incubator that supports the entrepreneurial community. Explore Startups & Investor Network Developing interdisciplinary curricula and training pathways for seamless upskilling to prepare for next-generation industry roles.
Explore Workforce & Education Collaborating with stakeholders to demystify quantum and educate the public on how it will impact their lives and communities. Quantum technologies are transforming how we compute, communicate, and understand the world around us. They promise faster problem-solving, unbreakable security, and new tools for discovery across every industry.
At QuantumCT, we believe this future should be accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a student, an expert, or just quantum-curious, here you will find stories, videos, and resources that bring this field to life. See what’s happening across Connecticut’s quantum ecosystem.
Realist Lab presents CT Tech Week, happening June 1-5, 2026. A premier gathering for startups, entrepreneurs, investors, educators, and tech enthusiasts. Centered on "Connecting Connecticut's Innovators," the statewide event features workshops, networking...
Join us May 27-28th at Yale’s premier innovation event—where discovery meets capital, science meets startups, and partnerships spark real-world impact. As the Northeast’s largest innovation event, the Yale Innovation Summit gathers the world’s brightest... 2026 Quantum UP!
Challenge Preparing Connecticut’s Students for the Quantum EconomyAn initiative to engage students from across Connecticut in business-, policy-, and law-focused discussions on a quantum-enabled economy, while offering opportunities to contribute to planning the state’s quantum...
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Connecticut, Yale University, Southern Connecticut State University, Connecticut State Community College, ConnCORP, CT Innovations, and other regional academic/educational institutions, corporate/industry …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $121 million (state pledge, with $60 million already invested). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Quantum-CT Regional Innovation Engine is funded by State of Connecticut (pledged funding in conjunction with NSF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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