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Wojciech Roga, Ph. D.
I am a theoretical physicist working on quantum technologies. My interests include quantum information theory, open quantum systems, quantum enhanced imaging and quantum computing. I am interested in the interdisciplinary approach linking quantum technologies with computer science, quantum chemistry, data analysis, compressive sensing, etc.
I received my Ph.D. in theoretical physics in 2011 at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland. Next I worked as a postdoc researcher at the University of Salerno in Italy, and Strathclyde University in Glasgow, UK. In 2017 I got a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science fellowship for short term research in Japan. In 2018 I joined the Quantum ICT Advanced Development Centre at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology in Tokyo.
Currently I am a researcher in the Quantum Information and Communication Theory Group in the department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering at Keio University and a member of the Keio Quantum Computing Center.
About my publications and career learn more here or visit me at Keio University, Yagami Campus, 23-218 |
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Kazufumi Tanji
Grade: D3
Finished High School: Shinjuku High School
About Research: I transferred to the Takeoka laboratory this year (2022). I’ve joined the distributed quantum computing project in this laboratory. Because I have been curious about the hardware of quantum computers, I’m delighted to research the center of my interest now. Although a quantum computer is still developing currently, and there are uncountable difficulties, I enjoy challenging the obstacle with mathematics and physics.
Others: I like to listen to the radio while I cook. I belonged to the astronomy club in my bachelor’s, so I’m also fond of looking at stars.
※The picture is taken in Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile. |
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CHEVALIER Baptiste
Grade: D3
Old University : Sorbonne (France)
Research field and interest : I graduated with major in Computer Science and got a Master’s in Quantum Information. Thanks to my master study, I believe to have a strong knowledge on the different field of quantum information. The main topics of the research I perform at Takeoka’s Lab are “Variational Quantum Algorithms (VQA)” and “Quantum Machine Learning (QML)”. In particular, I am currently focusing on applications of quantum shallow circuits. In general, I am pretty excited about NISQ devices applications, since they can most of the time turn out into concrete applications for quantum computers.
Laboratory team : Quantum Machine Learning Team
Hobbies : Foreign languages, Travel, Eating
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Kenta Takanashi
Grade: D2
Areas of interest:
Quantum network and quantum sensing
Laboratory team:
Quantum network
Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
Trip, reading manga
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Shohei Kiryu
Grade: D2
Areas of interest:
Quantum information processing methods with a focus on physics
・Quantum information processing for continuous variables
・Quantum reservoir computing
Laboratory team:
Distributed Quantum Computing Team
Hobbies: Cooking, Japanese sake |
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Makoto Ishihara
Grade: D2
Team: Quantum Network
I am working on quantum information theory and continuous-variable quantum key distribution. |
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Hikaru Shimizu
Grade : D2
High School : Yokohama Suiran High School
Team : Quantum Network
I mainly work on quantum network project. Recently, I have been interested in quantum error correction. I like coffee, sauna and watching sports. |
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Shinpei Yamaguchi
•Grade: D1
•Areas of interest:
I’m interested in the topics about quantum machine learning and optimization problems which I’m recently studying in the lab.
•Laboratory team:
Quantum Machine Learning
•Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
My hobby is football. I used to play football until 18 and now I belong to a futsal club. I also like music (both listening and playing). |
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Yoshihiro Ueda
•Grade: D1
•Areas of interest:
I’m interested in internet, especially quantum network. I also interested in the theory about QKD and quantum repeater.
•Laboratory team:
Quantum network (theory)
•Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
Kyudo, listening to music… |
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Yuya Miyazato
•Grade: M2
•Areas of interest:
Recently, as more and more personal information is entered on the Internet, we often wonder whether such information is being exchanged with sufficient security. Therefore, I am interested in the field of quantum cryptography, which creates information theoretically secure cryptosystems based on the principles of quantum mechanics.
•Laboratory team:
Quantum network (experiment)
•Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
I enjoy going to live shows of my favorite artists and playing musical instruments. I especially like a genre called “alternative rock” from overseas. |
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Daiki Ichii
Grade: M2
Areas of interest:
Quantum information
Laboratory team:
Quantum network
Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
Volleyball(playing and watching), drawing pictures, mahjong |
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Arisa Ohno
・Grade: M2
First year of Master’s programme
Field of Interest
Quantum communication: I am fascinated by next-generation communication utilising quantum properties!
・Hobbies
I study the way of incense. I also find ancient Chinese culture, such as classical Chinese texts, mysterious and philosophical.
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Naoki Koyama
Grade: M2
Areas of interest:
Quantum communication and Quantum Key Distribution
Laboratory team:
Quantum network
Brief self-introduction, including hobbies:
Board game, Tea
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Haruaki Atarashi
・Grade: M1
・Field of interest
Quantum cryptography
・Reason
Because it is theoretically secure and may significantly transform future society
・Laboratory team
Quantum networks (theory)
・Hobbies
Gaming, listening to music
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Noah Hirai
・Grade: M1
・Fields of interest
Hardware and software for quantum computers
・Reason
I was captivated by the potential to solve complex problems that conventional computers cannot handle.
・Laboratory team
Distributed quantum computing
・Hobbies
Horse racing, watching films, reading, karaoke
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Daiki Funato
・Grade: M1
Fourth year undergraduate
Interests: Entanglement swapping
Reason: It’s utterly baffling
Affiliation: Quantum Networks (Experimental)
Hobbies: Gaming, sleeping
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Rikuto Yoshida
・Grade: M1
・Field of interest and brief reason
Quantum teleportation; I found it fascinating that an operation performed at a distant location could have an effect.
・Laboratory team
Quantum networks (experimental)
・Hobbies
Gaming, walking
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