Lab founded in Castres
Created by Noah Kouadri with Adam (AI modelling) and Sarah (ecodesign).

Noah's Ark Quantum Tech Lab is a research lab in Castres, France, working on quantum propulsion, error correction for hypersonic networks, and AI for aerospace.
Our flagship project explores quantum-principle propulsion for zero-emission energy: Casimir cavities, vacuum energy coupling and quantum thermodynamic cycles.
Three workstreams run in parallel: propulsion physics, AI energy modelling, and ecodesign. A proof-of-concept prototype is validated; the invention date is secured by an INPI Soleau envelope and a patent is in preparation.
Validated work and simulation results are always labelled as what they are.
An AI-driven, measurement-free error-correction framework meant to preserve coherence during Mach 25 re-entry. All figures are simulation targets.
A350 fleet operations: maintenance scheduling with QAOA, engine-health forecasting with LSTM, and CO₂ tracking checked against CNES IASI satellite data.
Dual-regime engineering: materials that survive 3,000 °C plasma at re-entry while supporting qubits at 18 mK. Model compared with Orion Artemis II post-flight data.
Green propellant research, combustion and CFD modelling, and hybrid classical/quantum propulsion architectures.
Exploratory ideas are never presented as proven results.
Prototype or platform tested.
Active programmes backed by simulation.
Open questions, not peer-reviewed or deployed.
Created by Noah Kouadri with Adam (AI modelling) and Sarah (ecodesign).
Proof of concept validated; INPI Soleau envelope registered; patent in preparation.
Selected by the Aerospace Valley / Interreg Sudoe programme: mentoring, IP strategy and investor introductions.
Entity registered in the ESA supplier directory, then assigned the Entity Capabilities Responsible role.
Profile published on the ecosystem map.
Research partnerships, consulting, investment or press: pick a subject and tell us what you need. We reply within 48 hours.
noah_kouadri@noahsarkquantumtechlab.com
Castres, France
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