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D-Tech Looking for Researchers: Send an Application and Get a Grant

by Georgia Today
September 9, 2021
in Highlights, Social & Society
Reading Time: 1min read
D-Tech Looking for Researchers: Send an Application and Get a Grant

Quantum technologies will change the world for the future. With their help, we will be able to calculate possibilities and optimize processes, for instance in logistics or finance, or to synthesize new chemical compounds, which means finding new materials to create drugs to prolong lives.

“We continue to receive applications for participation in the D-Tech grant competitions. To date, we have received 2 active applications and are preparing to award a grant to the first bidders. In both cases, the participants are engaged in research activities. We are especially interested in the work of researchers in the field of quantum computing at Tbilisi State University.

“Their calculations in the field of neural networks for the neutron telescope (project KM3Net) are in line with the global scientific agenda. Therefore, we are ready to support the contestant to achieve his goals,” said a representative of D-tech.

The fields of science we are interested in:

Mechanical Engineering – 5 grants.

Quantum computing – 5 grants.

The winners will receive:

A monthly scholarship of 1000 GEL

Access to Amazon Computing Power 

Assistance publishing a scientific article.

 

You can apply for the competition here.

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