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QuantumCT, UConn, and Yale are soliciting collaborators for Phase 3 quantum sensing pilot projects in four areas: magnetic-aided navigation, Rydberg-atom RF detection, distributed sensing, and quantum processes in biology. The stated aim is to move these systems beyond controlled labs, but this is a funding and partnership call, not a technical result. Readers should treat it as an early signal of where applied quantum sensing work is heading.

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QuantumCT seeks partners for new quantum sensing projects

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 28, 20263 min read

QuantumCT, with UConn and Yale, launched its Phase 3 Pilot Project RFP on October 16, 2026, seeking collaborators to advance quantum sensing.

Fourteen faculty and industry researchers outlined their technologies and collaboration needs at a workshop held at 101 College Street in New Haven, marking a focused effort to build partnerships in quantum sensing. QuantumCT launched its Phase 3 Pilot Project Request for Proposals on October 16, 2026, collaborating with UConn and Yale to accelerate development of these…

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