Our laboratory is very ambitious and is working on several national projects.
Would you like to learn more about “quantum technology” that will lead science and technology in Japan?
You will be able to learn about the cutting-edge engineering technologies of quantum technology, such as circuit, programming, equipment, AI, precision measurement, laser, wireless technology, security, communication, image processing and machine learning.
Research Topics
(1) Diamond quantum repeaters for the quantum internet
(2) Diamond quantum interface to establish a quantum computer network
(3) Fault-tolerant quantum computers with quantum error correction
An Opportunity for International Collaborative Research: We’re Participating in the ASPIRE “Japan-Germany Quantum Technologies,” Project!
What is ASPIRE?
ASPIRE is a program that promotes international collaborative research with the goal of advancing Japan’s scientific and technological capabilities.
Top researchers from Japan and around the world come together to conduct joint research on cutting-edge science and technology. Our current project, “Diamond spin qubits for quantum applications (DIAMONDQTECH),” is being carried out under the leadership of:
Japanese Principal Investigator:Dr. Takeshi Oshima, Director of the Takasaki Institute for Advanced Quantum Science, National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST)
German Principal Investigator: Professor Fedor Jelezko of the Institute of Quantum Optics, Ulm University, Germany
Our lab is participating as a Co-PI in the field of quantum communication.
Highlights for Students:
Opportunity to study abroad — Gain research experience at some of the world’s top universities
Hands-on exposure to cutting-edge quantum technology — Be at the forefront of international collaborative research
Financial support for your stay abroad — The lab will cover your travel and living expenses so you can focus on your research with peace of mind
If you’re interested in studying abroad or conducting research in an international environment, we encourage our students to take on this exciting challenge!
Reasons to study with us
Quantum Information is a future-breaking technology promoted by the Japanese government, along with AI and Robotics.
You will have an advantage in employment as quantum information has become key to the business strategy of many top companies and venture companies.
We have a strong connection with the industry, national laboratories, and prominent universities overseas.
Many of our students have landed jobs in top companies and venture businesses.
You will get to study physics while also learning about related fields. e.g., engineering and information science.
Career records
IDC Frontier
SCSK (2 persons)
Anritsu
NTT Communications
NTT Data
Core Concept Technologies
Semiconductor Energy Laboratory
Hitachi (3 persons)
Nomura Research Institute
Murata
Kensetsugyou Fukushi Kyousaidan
Tokyo Electron
Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings
TOSHIBA
Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation (TISS)
Toyota
Nidec
NTT (2 persons)
Hamamatsu
Fujitsu (2 persons)
Furukawa Electric
Micron
Sumitomo Mitsui Card Company
Mitsubishi Motors
Lasertec
Leverages
Kyushu University Graduate School
The University of Tokyo graduate school (2 persons)
Tokyo Institute of Technology graduate school (2 persons)
Tohoku University graduate school (2 persons)
Monash University Graduate School
Yokohama National University
What our students think
The guidance of senior students helped me to acquire new skills.
I was amazed by the research facilities and research funds available to undergraduate students.
Even as an undergraduate student, I can present at national physic conferences.
During my master’s course, I could become a leading author and publish articles in outstanding journals like Nature Portfolio.
The doctorate course offers a wide range of income-earning options, such as positions as a Research Assistant.
There is a certain degree of freedom when doing your research. As you grow, you encounter great research opportunities.
