Minister Kalyan Chakraborti launched the new section during a national conference on quantum and semiconductor technologies.
The centre aims to make West Bengal a hub for advanced technology investments.
Research areas include superconducting quantum platforms, two‑dimensional quantum materials, single‑electron transistors, and photonic devices.
The state announced a Science and Technology Talent Attraction Fund, an Incubation Fund, and a Venture Capital Fund for deep‑technology start‑ups.
Collaboration is encouraged between universities, research institutes, and industry to develop skills and new products.
The centre will research quantum platforms, two‑dimensional materials, single‑electron transistors, and advanced photonics.
West Bengal plans to support the effort with dedicated funds, incubation programs, and partnerships with universities and industry.
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