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Department of Nuclear Engineering and Management,
School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo

 

 

 

Current Research Theme

Development of a time evolution simulation method for complex quantum many-body systems using a quantum computer

Education

2021-2025___The University of Tokyo, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Systems Innovation
2025 -______The University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Nuclear Engineering and Management

Academic Conferences

Moeko Harada, Hiromichi Hayashi, Kenichi L. Ishikawa, Takeshi Sato ”Efficient quantum circuits for complex-valued quantum computational chemistry”, Quantinuum Fall 2024 training session (poster)

Thesis

Graduation Thesis (Bachelor)
Efficient Variational Quantum Circuits for Complex-valued Quantum Computational Chemistry

Message

Our lab explores a wide range of topics related to the interaction of light and matter. Members are passionate about their research and enjoy discussing it when we get together. There are many opportunities for seminars and conferences, and the support from professors and senior members is very generous, so it is a great environment for growth.