The Quantum Information Engineering Workshop 2025 (QIE2025) was held at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST), co-organized by the Quantum Information Research Center (QIC) of Yokohama National University.<\/p>\n
The workshop brought together over 50 leading researchers in the field of quantum information engineering from around the world. Participants presented and discussed the latest research results, engaging in lively exchanges on the current state and future prospects of the field.<\/p>\n
From Kosaka Laboratory, Kyosuke Goto (M1), Taichi Fujiwara (M1), Keitaro Aoyama (M1), and Masaki Yoshioka (B4) participated and presented posters. Surrounded by the beautiful nature of Okinawa, it was a wonderful opportunity for the students to gain valuable insights in a relaxed and inspiring environment.<\/p>\n
Poster Presentations
\n\u30fbKyosuke Goto (M1): “A resonant microwave-to-optical quantum transducer based on a diamond color center”
\n\u30fbTaichi Fujiwara (M1): “Non-Destructive Spin-Photon Entanglement Generation with the Nitrogen Nuclear Spin Memory of a Diamond NV Center”
\n\u30fbKeitaro Aoyama (M1): “Adiabatic optical fiber coupling for diamond quantum nanophotonic devices”
\n\u30fbMasaki Yoshioka (B4): “Optical characterization of a Diamond Optomechanical Crystal coupled to a SiN waveguide”<\/p>\n
Co-organizers
\n\u30fbQuantum Information Research Center (QIC), Yokohama National University
\n\u30fbQuantum Information Research Center (QIC), Yokohama National UniversityOkinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST)
\n\u30fbQuantum Electronics Professional Group, the Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP)
\n\u30fbMoonshot Research and Development Program Goal 6, Japan Science and Technology Agency<\/p>\n
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