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Amity University is at the forefront of advancing quantum science and technology. With a strong focus on research, innovation, and capacity building, the initiative aims to contribute significantly to India’s technological leadership in the emerging quantum era. Amity Quantum Mission (AQM) is a strategic, university-wide initiative aimed at establishing Amity as a national and global centre of excellence in Quantum Science, Engineering, and Technology.
By leveraging its strong multidisciplinary ecosystem, AQM integrates cutting-edge research, academic excellence, and innovation to develop transformative solutions in quantum computing, communication, sensing, and materials.
The mission seeks to translate cutting-edge research into funded projects, industry collaborations, and human capital development, nurturing the next generation of quantum scientists and innovators.
AQM is closely aligned with India’s National Quantum Mission (2023–2031), a landmark initiative with an outlay of ₹6,003.65 crore. Through this alignment, Amity is strengthening quantum research infrastructure, fostering next-generation talent, and advancing indigenous technologies—playing a pivotal role in positioning India as a global hub for quantum innovation.
"To accelerate this vision, I am pleased to announce the sanction of ₹20 crores (INR) as an initial dedicated investment towards advancing a new era in Quantum Science & Technology at Amity. This funding will support the creation of state-of-the-art research infrastructure and high-impact, application-driven projects, ensuring that our efforts translate into meaningful technological outcomes."
To position Amity University as a leading global hub for quantum research, innovation, and human capital development—contributing to India’s strategic autonomy in quantum technologies by 2047.
Develop comprehensive academic pipelines—ranging from specialized UG/PG/PhD curricula to industry-aligned certificate programs—ensuring a steady influx of skilled professionals.
Develop high-impact foundational research programs across four critical pillars: Quantum Information, Quantum Materials, Quantum Optics, and Quantum Sensing.
Build and maintain national-grade laboratories, including specialized cryogenic setups, clean rooms, and classical-quantum interfacing hardware to support high-precision experimentation.
Facilitate the translation of theoretical research into tangible prototypes, intellectual property (IP), and deep-tech startups through robust industry partnerships and government-backed initiatives.
Build a collaborative network spanning international academia, industry leaders, and strategic national bodies such as DRDO, ISRO.