Collaborating with Korea on Quantum Communications

The Catalyst Strategic NZ–Korea Joint Research Partnerships programme is supporting three joint quantum communications projects 2025-2028.

Quantum communication is a rapidly advancing field with transformative potential for secure data and future technologies.

The programme with Korea is funded by up to NZ$450,000 per project over three years. Researchers Jevon Longdell, Harald Schwefel and Stuart Murdoch are working in collaboration with Korean partners at Kyung Hee University and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.

Read more about their projects from MBIE see them in detail here on our website.

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