Symposium B
Process and Device Technologies for Quantum Computing IV
Symp. B: Process and Device Technologies for Quantum Computing IV |
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Dr. Erika Kawakami, RIKEN, Japan  PAPER TITLE Exploring Spin Qubits with Floating Electrons Short Biography Erika Kawakami received her Ph.D. from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and was a postdoctoral researcher at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) in Japan before starting her research group at RIKEN. Her research focuses on quantum information processing using electrons on helium and solid neon. |
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Dr. Kenta Takeda, RIKEN, Japan  PAPER TITLE High-fidelity readout and control of silicon spin qubits Short Biography Kenta Takeda is a Senior Scientist at RIKEN. He received his Doctor of Engineering in Applied Physics from the University of Tokyo. His research focuses on semiconductor quantum dots and their applications in quantum information processing. His key publications include pioneering work on high-fidelity single- and two-qubit gates, as well as the demonstration of three-qubit quantum error correction using silicon-based quantum-dot spin qubits. He is currently focused on developing multi-qubit control techniques and scalable quantum computing architectures for semiconductor-based quantum systems. | |
Prof. Sadashige Matsuo, Science Tokyo, Japan  PAPER TITLE Tunnelling spectroscopy of Andreev states in superconductor-semiconductor hybrids Short Biography Oct. 2024～ Associate Professor in department of physics in Institute of Science Tokyo April 2024～Sep. 2024 Associate Professor in department of physics in Tokyo institute of technology Oct. 2022 ～ March 2024 Research Scientist in CEMS Riken April 2019 ～Sep. 2022 SPDR in CEMS Riken June 2014 ～ March 2019 Assistant Professor in the university of Tokyo April 2014 ～ June 2014 Postdoc Researcher in department of physics in Osaka university March 2014 PhD in department of chemistry in Kyoto university | |
Prof. Tomoyuki Horikiri, Yokohama National University, Japan | |
