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Bridgewater State University's $380K grant from MassTech directly expands hands-on quantum education by acquiring optical computing systems, diamond sensors, and QKD equipment. This investment addresses a critical workforce gap by enabling undergraduate students to gain practical experience in the second quantum revolution rather than just theoretical knowledge. The initiative strengthens regional talent pipelines for quantum computing, sensing, and communications sectors.

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Bridgewater State University Receives $380K for Quantum Technology Education

The Quantum InsiderAugust 27, 20263 min read

Insider Brief Press release – Bridgewater State University has received approximately $380,000 from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (MassTech) to expand undergraduate education and research in quantum technologies, bringing three advanced quantum systems to campus. The MassTech Technology and Innovation Ecosystem award will support the acquisition of a two-qubit optical quantum computer, an NV-defect diamond quantum […]

Bridgewater State University has received approximately $380,000 from MassTech to expand undergraduate education and research in quantum technologies. The funding will support the acquisition of a two-qubit optical quantum computer, an NV-defect diamond quantum sensor and two-qubit system, and QKD and QRNG equipment. The new systems will give students hands-on experience in quantum…

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