Arthur Strauss is a PhD student at CQT in Singapore. His research journey began during his Master's in Switzerland, where he worked with Quantum Machines on integrating quantum control systems with software layers. This experience sparked his interest in bridging theory and practice in quantum computing. Now, at CQT, he develops software to fine-tune gate calibrations based on specific quantum circuits. His work spans academia and industry, preparing him for his goal of joining the quantum tech sector. Throughout his journey, he has learned the value of flexibility, teamwork, and applying theoretical insights to real-world challenges.

Siaw Wei is a current Year 2 PhD student under NUS Physics in Organic Nano Device Laboratory (NUS) after graduating from NUS in 2022. In 2019, her first project was on the investigation of shell-type supernovae using hydrodynamic simulations. In 2020, she did a UROPS under Loh Huanqian group in CQT on the topic of passive polarization stability in optical fibers. She was also the mentor in Special Programme in Science (SPS). Her FYP and current research topic is on organic solar cells.