\n(2) Diamond quantum interface to establish a quantum computer network
\n(3) Fault-tolerant quantum computers with quantum error correction
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Joint Research: We’re Participating in the ASPIRE “Japan-Germany Quantum Technologies,” Project!<\/h4>\n
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\nWhat is ASPIRE?
\nASPIRE is a program that promotes international collaborative research with the goal of advancing Japan\u2019s scientific and technological capabilities.<\/p>\n
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:<\/p>\n
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- Japanese Principal Investigator:Dr. Takeshi Oshima, Director of the Takasaki Institute for Advanced Quantum Science, National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology (QST)<\/li>\n
- German Principal Investigator: Professor Fedor Jelezko of the Institute of Quantum Optics, Ulm University, Germany<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n
Our lab is participating as a Co-PI in the field of quantum communication.<\/p>\n
Highlights for Students:<\/p>\n
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- Opportunity to study abroad \u2014 Gain research experience at some of the world’s top universities<\/li>\n
- Hands-on exposure to cutting-edge quantum technology \u2014 Be at the forefront of international collaborative research<\/li>\n
- Financial support for your stay abroad \u2014 The lab will cover your travel and living expenses so you can focus on your research with peace of mind<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n
If you’re interested in studying abroad or conducting research in an international environment, we encourage our students to take on this exciting challenge!<\/p>\n
New Admission Path Starting in 2026: Apply via the Interfaculty Graduate School of Innovative and Practical Studies<\/h4>\n
The Interfaculty Graduate School of Innovative and Practical Studies at Yokohama National University was launched in 2021 as a unique graduate school that integrates diverse academic fields across the humanities and sciences. It brings together four graduate schools, the Graduate School of International Social Sciences, Graduate School of Urban Innovation, Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences, and Graduate School of Engineering Science, to offer interdisciplinary and cross-cutting education.<\/p>\n
Starting in the 2026 academic year, our lab will join this program, under the research theme \u201cIntegrated Electronics\u201d and specializing in quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum information.<\/p>\n
Until the 2025 academic year, applications for our lab were only possible through the Graduate School of Engineering Science. From 2026 onward, applications will also be accepted via the Interfaculty Graduate School of Innovative and Practical Studies. In addition, applicants may apply to both graduate schools simultaneously using a single, unified entrance examination.<\/p>\n
We warmly encourage not only students from Yokohama National University but also those from other universities to take advantage of this new opportunity and consider applying through both programs.<\/p>\n
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