QIGlobal Research Center for
Quantum Information Science

The Global Research Center for Quantum Information Science at the National Institute of Informatics aims to bring computer scientists, physicists, mathematicians and engineers together to establish the foundation of quantum information technology and explore advances quantum world could provide. The center provides opportunities to collaborate with researchers from different backgrounds, and it welcomes researchers to join its activities.

News
The Global Research Center for Quantum Information Science at the National Institute of Informatics in Tokyo (Japan) is seeking applicants for two fixed term theoretical research appointments
1. a five year research position (assistant professor equivalent) in the field of quantum architecture, applications for small scale quantum computation, and/or quantum middle/software.
2. a post-doctoral research position with possible extensions in the field of hybrid quantum systems and quantum simulations.
To apply for the position please send your full CV including a list of publications and a summary of research interests (no more than two pages in A4) to the contact address listed below. You are also requested to list three referees but not requested to send any reference letters at this stage. The applications is to be sent by email to Kae Nemoto, with the subject to indicate which position you are applying to. The final closing date for applications is 15th February 2018 but applications will be considered as they arrive. Further details and enquires can be made to Kae Nemoto

Visitors

28 - 30, May, 2019

Prof. Barry Sanders

University of Calgary, Canada

Events

166th Qulink Seminar

Date/Time : (Cancelled) 3:30pm, February 27th, 2020
Place : Room 447, Science Building 1, at The University of Tokyo
Speaker : Dr Yelena Guryanova (IQOQI, Vienna)
Title : Ideal Projective Measurements Have Infinite Resource Costs
Abstract

165th Qulink Seminar

Date/Time : (Cancelled) 2:30pm, February 27th, 2020
Place : Room 447, Science Building 1, at The University of Tokyo
Speaker : Dr Paul Erker (IQOQI, Vienna)
Title : Autonomous quantum clocks: does thermodynamics limit our ability to measure time?
Abstract