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Quantum Technology Specialized Training and Research Support

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The Quantum Technology Specialized Training and Research Support subcontract, issued by the National Research Foundation of Korea, focuses on providing academic support and specialized training for prime contractors. The scope of work involves delivering training modules and mentorship for graduate and post-doctoral researchers at the KJQI institution in South Korea. The primary objectives are to produce highly trained quantum professionals and generate detailed technical research reports. To qualify for this engagement, personnel must hold a PhD in either Computer Science or Quantum Physics. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is November 5, 2026, with the project falling under NAICS code 541715.

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NRF Korea subcontract for quantum training and research support; PhD required; deadline 11/05/2026.

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2026년도 퀀텀(양자)플랫폼 KIST 양자기술활용연구거점사업단 양자공동연구실(JQL) 신규과제 공모

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Provides specialized training and academic support for prime contractors on National Research Foundation of Korea projects. Conducts training modules and provides mentorship for post-doctoral and graduate researchers at the KJQI institution. Requires PhD in Quantum Physics or Computer Science. Delivers trained quantum professionals and technical research reports.

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