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https://www.kim.senate.gov/press_release/senator-kim-celebrates-princeton-universitys-quantum-research-grant-announcement-as-he-works-to-make-einstein-corridor-a-reality/ Senator Kim Celebrates Princeton University’s Quantum Research Grant Announcement as he Works to Make Einstein Corridor a Reality 2026-08-25 2026 2026-08 Democrat Senate NJ Andy Kim K000394 www.kim.senate.gov kim https://www.kim.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases scraper PRINCETON, NJ – Today, Senator Andy Kim (D-NJ) celebrated the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) announcement that named Princeton University as one of eight research institute grant recipients for quantum research. Collectively worth $290 million dollars, these grants will serve as an expansion of the 2020 Quantum Leap Challenges Institutes (QLCI) program which was created to ensure adherence to the 2018 National Quantum Initiative Act, legislation designed to accelerate the research of quantum science for economic and national security. You can read NSF’s announcement HERE. “This grant will dedicate millions towards Princeton’s goals of advancing quantum research while providing support for their staff as they work to bring New Jersey to the forefront of advanced innovation,” said Senator Kim. “I look forward to seeing future results of this investment and partnering with Princeton to further NJ’s leadership in the quantum space as I push to make New Jersey’s Einstein Corridor a reality.” This funding announcement comes as Senator Kim continues pushing to modernize and expand New Jersey’s innovation footprint as part of his plan for New Jersey’s Einstein Corridor – a long-term, strategic ecosystem of government, academia, businesses, venture capital, and finance to attract investment and talent, foster innovation, and create opportunities for New Jersey. Senator Kim gave a speech laying out his vision for New Jersey’s innovative future in late 2025and has spent time traveling across New Jersey hearing from Scientists, Researchers, and those committed to New Jersey’s innovative future. ### 1 2026-09-15T09:50:21Z 2026-09-15T09:52:05Z
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