Sponsors – International Conference on Quantum Energy

Foundation Sponsor

As Australia’s national science agency and innovation catalyst, we solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. Over nearly a century, we’ve been improving the lives of people everywhere with our science. We’ve advanced Australia with a range of inventions and innovations that have had significant positive impact on the lives of people around the world, like fast WiFi, polymer banknotes, the CSIRO Total Wellbeing Diet and Aerogard.

Conference Foundational Sponsor 2025

The Anthropocene Institute is a diverse community of scientists, engineers, communicators, marketers, thought leaders, and advocates all working together towards the common goal of combating the climate crisis. Our mission is to shine a light on the most promising scientific breakthroughs that will lead humanity toward a bright and abundant future. To facilitate and accelerate our mission, we are zeroing in on forging the connections that enable the smartest people in the world committed to solving Earth’s problems to work their magic.

Conference Foundational Sponsor 2023

Victoria has an impressive track record as a leader in innovation and its reputation as a global player in the quantum technologies sector continues to grow.

The Victorian government supports the transformation of our innovation capabilities into of high-value job creation and encourage businesses’ adoption of leading-edge technologies. This means we engage with emerging fields and capabilities such as quantum energy.

Victoria has made significant investments in quantum technology research and potential discoveries expected to lead to significant jobs growth in the cutting-edge industry.

Through Breakthrough Victoria, the government has backed Infleqtion and Qantum Brilliance as part of its push to establish the state as a global player in the rapidly evolving quantum technologies sector.

More established quantum technologies are supported by a well-connected and collaborative research capability across universities in Victoria. The proximity of research organisations across metropolitan Melbourne represents a natural precinct of innovation with potential for strengthening.

Victoria has a significant strength in quantum sensors and imaging, demonstrated by the advanced fabrication facilities, the research capability in NV Diamond and the early-stage and international companies that seek globally relevant capability, to develop commercial applications in Victoria, for global markets.

As quantum energy research matures, the Victorian government looks forward to our role in facilitating engagement between research, workforce and businesses.