87:60 by Virtuoso Inside Connecticut’s Quantum + Life Sciences Boom with Albert Green & Jodie Gillon
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Nov 18, 2025 
Albert Green, CEO of QuantumCT, and Jodie Gillon, CEO of BioCT, dive into Connecticut's emergence as a national hub for quantum tech and life sciences. Green discusses the importance of workforce development and the accessibility of quantum education, while Gillon outlines efforts to nurture biotech growth. They explore the intersection of quantum and life sciences in drug discovery and innovation, highlighting unique collaborations within the New Haven innovation cluster. Both stress the need for tailored support to attract talent and companies to the state.
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Quantum Participation Is Broad Not Elite
- You don't need a PhD to participate in the quantum economy and education is critical to broaden access.
- QuantumCT focuses on workforce development, community education, and formal training across partners.
Quantum And Life Sciences Naturally Converge
- Quantum tools and life sciences converge strongly around detection and drug discovery applications.
- Quantum computing promises orders-of-magnitude improvements in sensing and molecular design.
Cluster Award Creates Joint Innovation Hub
- QuantumCT and BioCT won a New Haven innovation cluster award to co-locate and grow an ecosystem.
- The public-private cluster frames funding, space, and workforce programs as a joint regional investment.