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    NSF National Quantum Virtual Laboratory - Quantum Testbeds

    NSF seeks proposals for Design- and Implementation-phase Quantum Science and Technology Demonstration projects within the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory, building on existing pilot and design projects.

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    Funder: U.S. National Science Foundation

    Due Dates: April 7, 2026 (Design, Implementation) | April 6, 2027 (Design, Implementation) | April 4, 2028 (Implementation)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $2M/year for Design (up to 2 years); up to $10M/year for Implementation (up to 6 years); total program up to $32M for Design phase.

    Summary: Supports the Design and Implementation phases of large-scale, use-inspired quantum science and technology demonstration projects as part of the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory (NQVL) initiative.

    Key Information: Submission requires prior successful completion and NSF approval of previous project phases; PIs must contact the program officer at least two weeks before submission.


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    This opportunity funds the Design and Implementation phases of Quantum Science and Technology Demonstration (QSTD) projects under the National Quantum Virtual Laboratory (NQVL) program. The NQVL aims to accelerate the translation of quantum information science and engineering (QISE) research into practical quantum technologies, fostering early adoption, broad societal impacts, and building a robust quantum workforce. Projects are expected to be multi-organizational, highly collaborative, and involve industry and other sectors, with a focus on demonstrating practical quantum advantage and supporting workforce development. Only proposals for the Design and Implementation phases are solicited at this time; each is contingent upon successful completion and NSF approval of the preceding phase.


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