Quantum Computer Science and Engineering Group

Explore and exploit the quantum world for information engineering and social technology

Ever since we were born, we have learned and adapted to the laws of our surroundings and the natural order. This has shaped our view of nature. However, in the microscopic world, we follow natural laws that we have never experienced in our lives. That is the quantum world. The practical application and spread of quantum computers that utilize the rules of that world is, in fact, rapidly approaching, and the development of quantum human resources who will play a key role in the quantum information society is an urgent issue. Our laboratory is conducting research on "quantum computers," which are computers based on a new principle that wisely utilizes the principles of quantum mechanics, from the basic to the applied level, and through this research we hope to contribute to the development of quantum human resources.

College of Engineering Computer and Communications Engineering Computer Science and Engineering / Graduate School of Engineering and Science(Master's Program) Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Course / Graduate School of Engineering and Science(Doctor's Program) Functional Control Systems Course
Faculty Name
WATABE, Shohei
Keyword
Quantum Physics,Information Science,Machine Learning,Search Algorithm,Mathematical Science,Network,Physics,Theory
Laboratory location
Research Building TOYOSU Campus 14F 14M32

STUDY FIELDS

  • Quantum Computer
  • Computer Science and Engineering
  • Physics

FOR SOCIETY

Quantum computers are expected to be used not only for cryptography and database searching, but also for drug discovery, optimization problems, and machine learning in the future. We hope that out graduates will play an active role in the next society using quantum computers.

RESEARCH THEMES

  • Characteristic index for a large quantum annealing machine
  • Boltzmann machine learning with a variational quantum algorithm
  • Scaling hypothesis for a quantum spatial search on a fractal network

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