Chinar Quantum AI

31/10/2026

Kashmir Enters the Frontiers of Quantum Science: CQAI Brings Advanced Research Discourse to the Valley Through Expert Session on Quantum Many-Body Physics

On 31 October 2026, Chinar Quantum AI (CQAI) hosted an expert session on Quantum Many-Body Physics at its Headquarters in Srinagar, featuring Prof. Syed Raghib Hassan, Theoretical Physicist at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc), Chennai.

The session brought together an intellectually diverse gathering of professors, researchers, university faculty, students from the University of Kashmir and SSM College of Engineering and Technology, NIT Srinagar, Cluster University Srinagar, alongside scientists and researchers from CQAI. Participants from different academic and scientific backgrounds came together to explore one of the most fascinating areas at the intersection of modern physics, mathematics and quantum computing.

The discussions traversed the theoretical of quantum many-body systems, the mathematical frameworks underlying complex quantum phenomena, their potential applications, emerging research opportunities and the evolving career landscape in this field. A particularly engaging dimension was the exploration of quantum computers themselves as quantum many-body systems, opening perspectives on the deeper relationship between quantum mechanics, computational complexity and the future of quantum technologies.

At a time when India is advancing its ambitions through the National Quantum Mission, initiatives such as the Amaravati Quantum Valley and the development of a broader quantum technology ecosystem, bringing world-class scientific discourse to Kashmir carries immense significance. Such intellectual engagements connect regional academic communities with the frontiers of global research, creating opportunities for knowledge exchange, collaboration and scientific capacity-building.

Having distinguished scientific minds like Prof. Hassan engage directly with students, researchers and academics in Kashmir is a valuable opportunity. It reflects the importance of making advanced scientific knowledge accessible beyond established research centres and strengthening the region's participation in

29/10/2026

Exploring the Frontiers of Quantum Many-Body Physics

Chinar Quantum AI (CQAI) presents an expert sessions on Quantum Many-Body Physics, featuring Prof. Syed Raghib Hassan, theoretical condensed matter physicist at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc), Chennai.

The session will explore the theoretical foundations of interacting quantum systems, strongly correlated materials, emergent quantum phenomena, and advanced computational approaches, highlighting their relevance to quantum computing and Quantum Hamiltonian Simulation.

Aligned with the evolving landscape of quantum science and India’s National Quantum Mission, the session aims to deepen scientific understanding and foster engagement with the fundamental challenges shaping next-generation quantum technologies.

📅 Date: 31 October 2026
📍 Venue: Chinar Quantum AI Headquarters, Srinagar

Register here: https://forms.gle/rUJeNtWcNno4brkz5

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CQAI at J&K Science Congress 2026

Deep-Tech Innovation Ecosystem & Future of Economy

CQAI has been invited to participate in the J&K Science Congress 2026, being held from 29 September to 1 October 2026 at the Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), Kashmir, to showcase its innovation-based economic model and contribution towards a Sustainable & Viksit J&K.

Representing CQAI, Dr. Rukhsan Ul Haq, CEO & Chief Scientist, CQAI, will present the organisation’s vision and capabilities in building a Deep-Tech Innovation Ecosystem, with a focus on entrepreneurship as an economic force and innovation as a driver of sustainable economic development.

The presentation will explore how deep-tech capabilities, research, entrepreneurship, talent development and industry-oriented innovation can come together to create new economic opportunities and strengthen the region’s innovation ecosystem.

Aligned with the broader vision of Startup India and the emerging innovation economy, CQAI’s participation will highlight a model that seeks to move beyond conventional training and technology adoption towards building capabilities, enabling entrepreneurship, and creating pathways from scientific knowledge to economic value.

The J&K Science Congress 2026, organised at IUST and supported by the J&K Science, Technology & Innovation Council (JKSTIC), brings together researchers, academicians, industry professionals, innovators and policymakers around the theme:

“Science, Innovations and Emerging Technologies for Sustainable and VIKSIT J&K.”

For CQAI, this participation represents another step in connecting deep-tech innovation with entrepreneurship, economic development and the future of Jammu & Kashmir.

CQAI : Building the Deep-Tech Innovation Ecosystem for the Future Economy.