We conduct theoretical research and simulations of quantum mechanics.
Recently, we have expanded the scope of our research to quantum computation of nucleon systems in addition to electron systems. You can engage in cutting-edge research according to your theme.

In our lab there is an excellent academic atmosphere, and everyone has a strong interested in mathematics and physics.
Especially in the fields of high-harmonic generation and atto-second laser, we are the world’s leading laboratory.
If you are interested in these fields, please do not hesitate to join us!

“Nothing can compare to deserving your dream.” In this lab, we focus on long term goals for better future. I believed that there is a way to seek and there is a destiny to obtain. Good wishes for every one of you, dream pursuers.

I believe that our lab is an ideal environment for students who are passionate about research. Each member is assigned a personal desktop environment, and we have a collection of relevant books and resources in the lab. We also receive generous support from our professors.

Our lab has no core time, and you can learn at your own pace. It is a great environment where you can learn the basics of quantum mechanics and its applications to lasers, quantum computers, etc. from professors and senior students. If you are interested in quantum mechanics and simulation, please come and join us.

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.

The Ishikawa-Sato Laboratory is home to many wonderful members and offers a free and positive research atmosphere. We engage in a wide range of research topics related to light-matter interactions, using cutting-edge theoretical approaches. For those interested in the world of light and quantum physics, I believe it is an exceptionally attractive environment.

I was drawn to the themes and theoretical approach of the Ishikawa Lab.　Although I’m still at the beginning of my journey and haven’t started research yet, I look forward to gradually developing a deeper understanding of the phenomena we study.

The members are all kind and supportive, and the lab is well-stocked with books and other resources. There are no fixed core hours, so everyone can work at their own pace and in their preferred environment. Feel free to make yourself at home—or perhaps even be at home—in this lab.

Our previous members