Keynote / Invited Speakers
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
- Serge Haroche — Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, Collège de France
- "Quantum Metrology with Schrödinger Cats"
INVITED SPEAKERS
- Katsuhiko Ariga — National Institute for Materials Science
- "Challenges for Nanocar and Molecular Machine by nm-size Tip Approach and cm-level Hand Motion"
- Adrian Bachtold — The Institute of Photonic Science
- "Graphene Electro-mechanical Resonators"
- Alejandro Fainstein — Comision Nacional de Energia Atomica (CNEA), Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cientificas y Tecnicas (CONICET)
- "Extremely High Frequency Cavity Optomechanics"
- Toshimasa Fujisawa — Tokyo Institute of Technology
- "Double Quantum Dot Coupled with a Phonon Resonator"
- Rolf J. Haug — University of Hannover
- "Shot Noise and Feedback in Single-Electron Tunneling through Quantum Dots"
- Xiao Hu — National Institute for Materials Science
- "Towards Nano Topological Photonics"
- Junichiro Kono — Rice University
- "QED of Condensed Matter in the Ultrastrong Coupling Regime"
- Hubert J. Krenner — University of Augsburg
- "Acoustic Control of Light and Matter on a Chip"
- Joseph Losby — University of Alberta
- "Broadband Nanomechanical Torque Magnetometry"
- Xiao Mi — Princeton University
- "Strong-Coupling Silicon Charge and Spin Qubits to Microwave Photons"
- Fabrizio Nichele — University of Copenhagen
- "Majorana modes in InAs/Al two-dimensional heterostructures"
- Atsushi Noguchi — The University of Tokyo
- "Qubit-Assisted Transduction for a Detection of Surface Acoustic Waves Near the Quantum Limit"
- William D. Oliver — Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- "Quantum Engineering of Superconducting Qubits"
- Tauno Palomaki — University of Washington
- "Edge Conduction in Monolayer WTe2"
- Jukka P. Pekola — Aalto University School of Science
- "Stochastic Thermodynamics in Superconducting and Hybrid Circuits"
- Benjamin Sussman — National Research Council Canada
- "Quantum Processing with Phonons"
- Maika Takita — IBM
- "Towards Fault-tolerant Quantum Computing using Superconducting Qubits"
- Xiaobo Zhu — University of Science and Technology of China
- "Progress on Superconducting Multi-Qubits System"
