the JSAP Workshop on Quantum Information and Related Fields

The JSAP Workshop on Quantum Information and Related Fields

The JSAP Workshop on Quantum Information and Related Fields will be the first workshop organized by the research group for quantum information from JSAP, This will be held at the National Institute of Informatics from the 2nd to 3rd of March. This workshop aims to showcase the recent developments in theory and experiment from quantum information and various related fields ranging from quantum topics to spintronics and solid state physics. One of the emphases of this workshop is "diversity". Quantum information has grown from different branches of science and technology, and it is essential that researchers from these different fields communicate. We hope this workshop will be a place for researchers from these different fields to discuss the recent exciting research results and the future directions. The diversity in the research community as well as in the research itself is considered important. We would like to encourage non-Japanese researchers in these fields to join us in the workshop. The poster session is open to any researchers who like to contribute their resent work to the workshop. The poster session is on 2nd of March in the afternoon, please come to the workshop with your poster and get it registered by 2pm at the registration desk.

Date: 02 - 03 March 2017

Place: 1901, 19th floor, National Institute of Informatics

Organized by the Research Group for Quantum Information, JSAP in cooperation with the Global Research Center for Quantum Information Science Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas ”Science of Hybrid Quantum Systems”.

Program

List of Invited Speakers:

Stefan Baumi (NTT BRL)
Hector Bombin (Univ. Kyoto)
Francesco Buscemi (Univ.Nagoya)
Mauro Cirio (RIKEN)
Russell Deacon (RIKEN)
Xu Fang (Univ. Southampton, UK)
Mohammad Fauzi (Univ. Tohoku)
Tomoko Fuse (NICT)
Arnaud Gloppe (U. Tokyo)
Mark Holmes (U. Tokyo)
Yui Kubo (OIST)

Justin Llandro (Univ. Tohoku)
Nobuyuki Matsuda (NTT BRL)
William Munro (NTT BRL)
Shinichi Saito (Univ. Southampton, UK)
Sylvain Sergent (NTT BRL)
Akihito Soeda (U. Tokyo)
Tom Stace (UQ, Australia)
Jun Suzuki (UEC)
Kentaro Wakui (NICT)
Emi Yukawa (RIKEN)
Xiaobo Zhu (USTC, China)