Quantum World Ventures is not one lab or one person's project — it is an organisation building the Global Quantum Mission, in the open, with anyone in the world who wants to build it together. Quantum materials, communication, sensing, imaging and security are too large a challenge for any one country or institution to solve alone. This page is our open collaboration model — what we're building, how it benefits you, and why the moment to join is now.
Governments are moving — India's National Quantum Mission, alongside more than 40 other national quantum strategies worldwide, has committed serious capital to this decade. The foundational research questions in quantum materials, communication, sensing, imaging and security are still genuinely open. The institutions, researchers and learners who engage now — not once the field has matured and the seats are taken — are the ones who will shape what quantum technology becomes, and who it serves.
What Open Collaboration Gives You
Every initiative below is part of the same mission. This is the minimum you need to know about each one, and where to go to act on it.
Quantum materials, communication, sensing, imaging and security — researched by our Research & Innovators Team, open to global researchers and advisers.
Explore R&D →EdTech, MedTech, FinTech and SecureTech — four labs carrying research into universities, hospitals, financial systems and public safety.
Explore Quantum Labs →An 8-tier national fellowship pathway and structured Quantum L&D courses, open to students, faculty and working professionals.
Explore Fellowship →Partnerships built around your institution's own strengths — internships, L&D rollout, or joint R&D and technology consulting.
Partner With Us →Mapped directly onto India's National Quantum Mission, the SaMD regulatory pathway, and the country's broader innovation and skilling missions.
See the Alignment →Capital and institutional backing for the world's first Quantum MedTech Lab and the wider mission — aligned with national priorities.
See the Opportunity →A mission this size cannot run through one founder or one office. We are opening the Community Team — the people who will carry the Global Quantum Mission into their own campuses, cities and countries. Our Community Lead, Santosh Talaghatti, leads it today; these are the roles being opened around that leadership, for anyone anywhere who wants to help build it.
Represent the Global Quantum Mission in your city, state or country — the first point of contact for institutions and individuals in your region who want to get involved.
Help universities, colleges and research institutes navigate institutional collaboration, from first conversation through to a signed, working partnership.
Bring the Fellowship Program, courses and research opportunities onto your own campus — organise sessions, recruit peers, and be the local face of the mission.
Help translate our research and progress into content the world can understand and share — writing, translation, social media and community moderation.
There is a place in this mission for you, whatever you bring. Pick the path that fits and act on it today — the campaign to connect 10,000 institutions globally starts with the next person who joins.
Students, faculty, working professionals and curious individuals anywhere in the world — join our learning community, get access to courses, events and the Fellowship pathway.
Join as Member →Academics and researchers working in quantum materials, communication, sensing, imaging or security — apply to join our Research & Innovators Team.
Apply to Research →Universities, colleges, hospitals, financial institutions and public-safety agencies — bring your institution into a structured collaboration built around your own goals.
Start a Partnership →Investors, corporates and philanthropic organisations — back the world's first Quantum MedTech Lab and the wider Global Quantum Mission with capital, CSR or in-kind support.
See How to Support →Not sure which path fits? Contact us and we'll help you find your place in the mission.
"This is loksangraha — work done for the welfare of the whole world, not for one person or one institution. Self-reliance builds a foundation; open collaboration is what lets that foundation reach everyone who needs it. I am not asking you to follow one organisation — I am asking you to help build a mission that belongs to all of us." — Santosh Talaghatti, Founder & Managing Director, Quantum World Ventures