Quantum Communications and Computing Center (QC3)
Advancing Quantum Frontier
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Founding Director (QC3)
Dr. Trung Duong is the Founding Director of the Quantum Communications and Computing Centre (QC3). He holds the prestigious Canada Excellence Research Chair and is a Full Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. His research spans a broad range of cutting-edge areas, including quantum machine learning, quantum optimization, signal processing, as well as 5G/6G wireless communications and the Internet of Things (IoT). His work emphasizes practical applications across healthcare, disaster management, energy, agriculture, environmental monitoring, and smart cities.
QC3 is a dynamic research hub comprising nearly 100 members, including faculty members, postdoctoral researchers, and students from a variety of disciplines, ranging from physics and chemistry to engineering, applied science, finance, and medicine.
Research Directions
Quantum-inspired 6G Networks
QC3 researchers apply quantum-inspired methods to advance 6G networks, using Quantum Machine Learning to boost adaptability and efficiency.
Quantum Optimization
QC3 researchers leverage quantum optimization to solve complex problems across disciplines, driving faster and smarter innovation.
Quantum Communications
QC3 researchers advance Quantum Communications for ultra-secure, high-speed data transfer, supporting next-generation secure networks.
Quantum Machine Learning
QC3 researchers apply Quantum Machine Learning to develop advanced solutions in drug discovery, healthcare, climate modeling, and financial optimization.
Quantum Integrated Circuit Design
QC3 researchers study Quantum Integrated Circuit Design to model and optimize quantum integrated systems, aiding algorithm development and simulation.
Quantum Systems
QC3 researchers explore quantum systems to model, simulate, and understand the behavior of emerging quantum technologies for future applications.
Quantum Algorithms
QC3 researchers develop and analyze Quantum Algorithms to solve complex problems more efficiently than classical methods.
Collaborators
