BRL Seminar Archive

BRL Seminars

This page lists BRL Seminars previously held at Basic Research Laboratories. Select a year heading to view the seminars held during that year.

Archive period: 2013-2026 / 329 seminars

2026 BRL Seminars 10 seminars

  1. Single-Molecule Science with Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Optics

    Prof. Hiroshi Imada

    Institute for Molecular Science

    No. 333 / FY26/5rh

  2. Decoy-state optical quantum information processing with certified bounds

    Dr. Wenyuan (Mike) Wang

    University of Calgary

    No. 332 / FY26/4rh

  3. III-V epitaxy for future silicon photonic integration platforms

    Prof. Qiang Li

    Cardiff University

    No. 334 / FY26/03rd

  4. Development of Advanced Electron Diffraction Techniques: Terahertz-Pump UED and High-Coherence Electron Beams

    Masaki Hada

    Institute of Pure and Applied Sciences

    No. 331 / FY26/02nd

  5. Efficient Exploration of Novel Oxide Materials Enabled by Theoretical Calculations and Machine Learning

    Prof. Yu Kumagai

    Tohoku University

    No. 330 / FY26/01st

  6. Cryo-CMOS for Quantum Computing

    Prof. Edoardo Charbon

    EPFL, Switzerland

    No. 329 / FY25/36th

  7. Guided by Quantum Cryptography ? Theoretical Research and Encounters ?

    Prof. Kiyoshi Tamaki

    University of Toyama

    No. 328 / FY25/35th

  8. Non-Gaussian Quantum Light Source with Independently Programmable States and Temporal Waveforms

    Ms. Hiroko Tomoda

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 327 / FY25/34th

  9. Emerging Group-IV Alloys: Materials Advances and Perspectives

    Prof. Dan Buca

    Forschungszentrum Julich, Germany

    No. 326 / FY25/33rd

  10. Time-resolved photoemission: From band-structure to orbital videography

    Prof. Ulrich H?fer

    Philipps University of Marburg

    No. 325 / FY25/32nd

2025 BRL Seminars 36 seminars

  1. Generation of counter-rotating bicircular light pulses in multi-terahertz range for dynamical control of solid topology

    Mr. Kotaro Ogawa

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 323 / FY25/31st

  2. Phase Logic with Kerr Parametric Oscillators

    Prof. Alexander Eichler

    ETH Zurich, Switzerland

    No. 321 / FY25/30th

  3. Quantum synchronization of qubits and nonlinear oscillators

    Prof. Eric Lutz

    Institute for Theoretical Physics, Univeristy of Stuttgart

    No. 322 / FY25/29th

  4. ARPES study on quantum materials

    Dr. Makoto Hashimoto

    SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

    No. 324 / FY25/28th

  5. Symmetry respected fast-forward scaling theory

    Asst. Prof.Yuji Ando

    Tohoku University

    No. 320 / FY25/27th

  6. Erbium Dopants for Quantum Networks

    Dr. Kilian Sandholzer

    Technical University of Munich

    No. 317 / FY25/26th

  7. Mid-infrared Emitters and Photodetectors Based on 2D Materials

    Prof. Naoki Higashitarumizu

    Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore

    No. 314 / FY25/25th

  8. SiC Nanophotonic Devices and Their Applications

    Prof. Min Qiu

    School of Engineering, Westlake University

    No. 319 / FY25/24th

  9. Delocalized photonic tensor cores for federated and quantum-secure learning

    Dr. Ryan Hamerly

    NTT Research Inc./MIT

    No. 318 / FY25/23rd

  10. Exciton sensing of correlated electrons in 2D

    Prof. Kin Fai Mak

    Max Planck Institute

    No. 316 / FY25/22nd

  11. Nanostructures on topological insulator ? individual Josephson junction physics in Multi-terminal devices

    Mr. Josua Thieme

    Julich institute

    No. 313 / FY25/21st

  12. Engineering Challenges for the Emerging Photonic Quantum Networks

    Prof. Prem Kumar

    Northwestern University

    No. 315 / FY25/20th

  13. Phase of single photon states: measuring and shaping

    Mr. Jerzy Szuniewicz

    Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw

    No. 312 / FY25/19th

  14. The Expanding Possibilities of Neural Networks and the Role of Cell Engineering Technologies

    Prof. Hideaki Yamamoto

    Tohoku University

    No. 311 / FY25/18th

  15. Constructive interference at the edge of quantum ergodic dynamics (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.10191)

    Nikita Astrakhantsev

    Google Quantum AI

    No. 309 / FY25/17th

  16. Computational thermodynamics and its development toward nonequilibrium quantum thermodynamics

    Prof. Yasuhiro Tokura

    Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences University of Tsukuba

    No. 310 / FY25/16th

  17. Quantum information processing using Kerr parametric oscillators

    Dr. Sangil Kwon

    Tokyo University of Science

    No. 308 / FY25/15th

  18. Security of quantum key distribution with imperfect sources and detectors

    Mr.Alessandro Marcomini

    Vigo Quantum Communication Centre, University of Vigo

    No. 307 / FY25/14th

  19. Exploring Two-Dimensional Quantum Materials Science through MBE

    Prof. Masaki Nakano

    Shibaura Institute of Technology

    No. 305 / FY25/13th

  20. High-Order Harmonic Generation for Probing Ultrafast Dynamics in Semiconductors

    Dr. Davide Faccial?

    Istituto di Fotonica e Nanotecnologie, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

    No. 306 / FY25/12th

  21. Sharp tail bounds for sampling with and without replacement

    Mr.Vaisakh Mannalath

    Vigo Quantum Communication Centre, University of Vigo

    No. 304 / FY25/11th

  22. Quantum reference frames and their application to the generalized entropy formula

    Mr.Julian De Vuyst

    OIST

    No. 303 / FY25/10th

  23. Distributing graph states with a photon-weaving quantum server

    Dr.Daniel Bhatti

    OIST

    No. 298 / FY25/09th

  24. High-dimensional spatial control in photonic devices for multimode propagation and nonlinear optics

    Dr. Martin Stein

    NTT Research Inc.

    No. 300 / FY25/08th

  25. Imaging the itinerant-to-localised transmutation of electrons across the metal-insulator transition

    Prof. Andr?s Santander-Syro

    Institut des Sciences Mol?culaires d'Orsay (ISMO) - Universit? Paris-Saclay

    No. 302 / FY25/07th

  26. Accelerating the discovery of van der Waals quantum materials using AI

    Prof. Trevor David Rhone

    Department of Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

    No. 297 / FY25/06th

  27. The security of practical quantum key distribution

    Prof. Marcos Curty

    Vigo University

    No. 301 / FY25/05th

  28. Decoy-state optical quantum information processing with coherent states

    Prof. Wenyuan Wang

    Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST)

    No. 299 / FY25/04th

  29. What Can Quantum Computing Do For Chemistry?

    Prof. Troy Van Voorhis

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    No. 296 / FY25/03rd

  30. Investigating axonal molecular dynamics in regeneration and neurodegenerative diseases.

    Assoc. Prof. Marco Terenzio

    Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University

    No. 295 / FY25/02nd

  31. Quantum key distribution over an encoded repeater chain with sequential swapping

    Dr.Javier Rey Dominguez

    University of Leeds

    No. 294 / FY25/01st

  32. Thermodynamic Uncertainty Relations for Coherent Transport

    Prof. Keiji Saito

    Kyoto University

    No. 292 / FY24/38th

  33. Fast, accurate, and error-resilient variational quantum noise spectroscopy

    Ms.Nanako Shitara

    University of Colorado Boulder

    No. 293 / FY24/37th

  34. Experienced in Basic Research, Device Commercialization, Overseas Business Management, and as a University Professor

    Prof. Junji Yumoto

    University of Tokyo

    No. 289 / FY24/36th

  35. Development of weird superconducting qubits for dark matter search

    Dr. Tatsumi Nitta

    The University of Tokyo ICEPP

    No. 291 / FY24/35th

  36. Physical property measurement using diamond quantum sensor - application to high pressure experiment -

    Mr. Kouki Yamamoto

    University of Tokyo

    No. 290 / FY24/34th

2024 BRL Seminars 37 seminars

  1. Proposals for long-range entanglement distribution for quantum networking

    Dr.Jasminder Sidhu

    University of Strathclyde

    No. 288 / FY24/33rd

  2. Electron Quantum optics

    Dr. Preden Roulleau

    CEA

    No. 287 / FY24/32nd

  3. Security of high-speed quantum key distribution with encoding imperfections and side channels

    Dr.Guillermo Curras-Lorenzo

    Vigo Quantum Communication Center

    No. 286 / FY24/31st

  4. Topological phononic waveguide in dissipation engineering context

    Mr. Ilia Chernobrovkin

    University of Copenhagen

    No. 285 / FY24/30th

  5. GaN particle detectors and electrically conductive α-(AlGa)2O3 films

    Prof. Hironori Okumura

    University of Tsukuba

    No. 280 / FY24/28th

  6. Magnetic materials development for spintronics and magnetoacoustics: Layered FeGe2, van-der-waals Fe5GeTe2 and Heusler alloys

    Dr. Jens Herfort

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 282 / FY24/29th

  7. Error suppression towards noise-robust quantum verification protocols

    Mr. Bo Yang

    LIP6, Sorbonne Universit?

    No. 279 / FY24/27th

  8. Research on stimulated Raman scattering microscopy: improving the sensitivity and expanding the applications to semiconductor metrology

    Ms. Yuki Sano

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, The University of Tokyo

    No. 284 / FY24/26th

  9. Frequency control research at IMRA America

    Dr. Martin Fermann

    IMRA America Inc.

    No. 281 / FY24/25th

  10. Many-body effects on linear and nonlinear optical properties of low dimensional materials

    Prof. Vasili Perebeinos

    Buffalo Univrsity

    No. 277 / FY24/24th

  11. Blueprints for Element Doping of Transition Metal Dichalcogenides as Presented by First-Principles Calculations

    Assistant Prof. Bae Soungmin

    Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University

    No. 274 / FY24/23rd

  12. Effects on ferromagnetism and electronic structures of La2/3Sr1/3MnO3 by epitaxial lift-off

    Dr. Takahito Takeda

    Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering, Hiroshima University

    No. 278 / FY24/22nd

  13. New opportunities to study population genetics and detect diseases by employing microfluidics and lab-on-a-chip devices

    Prof. Amy Shen

    Micro/bio/nanofluidics Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, Japan

    No. 275 / FY24/21st

  14. Rare Earths Revisted: Dilutely Doped Semiconductors for Microdisplay and Quantum Information Applications

    Prof. Brandon Mitchell

    West Chester University

    No. 272 / FY24/20th

  15. Fast forward of adiabatic quantum spin dynamics

    Dr. Iwan Setiawan

    University of Bngkulu

    No. 273 / FY24/19th

  16. Integrated lithium niobate photonics: from communications to metrology & impedance-matched zero-index metamaterials: from waveguide to antenna

    Prof. Yang Li

    Department of Precision Instrument at Tsinghua University, Tsinghua University, China

    No. 265 / FY24/17th

  17. Topological photons and phonons in silicon nanophotonic systems

    Dr. Ewold Verhagen

    AMOLF, the Netherlands

    No. 267 / FY24/15th

  18. Non-adiabatic GHz Optomechanics with Microcavity Polariton Condensates

    Dr. Paulo V. Santos

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 269 / FY24/16th

  19. The Power of Earth-Abundant Main Group Elements: New Horizons in Bond Activations and Catalysis

    Prof. Shigeyoshi Inoue

    Technical University of Munich

    No. 270 / FY24/13th

  20. Transport studies in 2D materials: WTe2 Josephson Junctions and TiS3 Transistors

    Dr. Michael Randle

    RIKEN

    No. 271 / FY24/14th

  21. Opportunities for collaboration on quantum technologies with the National Physical Laboratory, UK

    Mr. Tim Prior, Prof. Alexander Tzalenchuk

    National Physical Laboratory, UK

    No. 266 / FY24/12th

  22. Strong quantum correlation and robustness of non-Gaussian quantum entangled states

    Prof. Hongbin Song

    The Chinese University of Hong Kong

    No. 268 / FY24/11th

  23. Chiral spintronic device

    Prof. Shinji Miwa

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 258 / FY24/10th

  24. Fluctuations and nonlinearities in micromechanical thermal-piezoresistive resonators

    Dr. James M.L. Miller

    Assistant Professor of mechanical engineering

    No. 264 / FY24/09th

  25. 4D-Printed Soft and Stretchable Biointerfaces for Small-Nerve Interfacing and Organoids (TBD)

    Prof. Bernhard Wolfrum

    Technical University of Munich

    No. 263 / FY24/08th

  26. Material/device characterization by scanning probe microscopy

    Dr. Ryota Fukuzawa

    University of Tokyo

    No. 262 / FY24/07th

  27. Controlling quantum machines using magnetic forces

    Prof. Jason Twamley

    Quantum Machines Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST)

    No. 259 / FY24/06th

  28. Exploring the dynamics of elastoviscoplastic fluids: from turbulence to technological applications

    Mohamed Abdelgawad

    Complex Fluids and Flows Unit, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST)

    No. 260 / FY24/05th

  29. Novel photonic nanocavities for hybrid light-matter coupling

    Dr. Chee Fai Fong

    Nanoscale Quantum Photonics Laboratory, RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research

    No. 261 / FY24/04th

  30. EPITAXY GROWTH OF MONOLAYERED SEMICONDUCTORS WITH WAFER-SCALE CRYSTALLINITY

    Prof. Vincent Tung

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 257 / FY24/03rd

  31. Connectionless communications in quantum networks

    Mr.Javier Rey Dom?nguez

    University of Leeds

    No. 256 / FY24/02nd

  32. A roadmap to quantum communications networks

    Prof. Mohsen Razavi

    University of Leeds

    No. 252 / FY24/01st

  33. Conditions for cooling a mechanical resonator using a single spin

    Dr.Evangelia Aspropotamiti

    University of Copenhagen

    No. 255 / FY23/23rd

  34. Analysis of growth mechanism of hBN on Cu(111) through CVD growth using first-principles calculation

    Mr. Ryo Imamura

    Shimane Univ.

    No. 253 / FY23/22nd

  35. MOVPE growth of N-polar GaN/AlN structure

    Prof. Narihito Okada

    Yamaguchi University

    No. 254 / FY23/21st

  36. Lightwave-driven current and valley control in graphene

    Dr. Tobias Weitz

    Friedrich-Alexander-Universit?t Erlangen-N?rnberg (FAU)

    No. 251 / FY23/20th

  37. Modular quantum signal processing in many variables

    Mr. Zane Marius Rossi

    MIT

    No. 250 / FY23/19th

2023 BRL Seminars 24 seminars

  1. Challenges for implementing communications tasks in near term quantum networks

    Assoc. Prof. David Elkouss

    OIST

    No. 248 / FY23/18th

  2. Crystal Phase Transitions Induced by Crystal Grinding and Temperature Cycling

    Prof. Hiroyasu Katsuno

    Emerging Media Initiative, Kanazawa University

    No. 247 / FY23/16th

  3. Growth of Silicene and Germanene and Their Characterization by Ultra-High-Vacuum Raman Spectroscopy

    Prof. Hiroki Hibino

    School of Engineering, Kwansei Gakuin University

    No. 249 / FY23/17th

  4. Some recent developments in topological insulators

    Prof. Erwann Bocquillon

    University of Cologne

    No. 245 / FY23/15th

  5. Real-time two-axis control of spin qubit

    Dr. Joost van der Heijden

    University of Copenhagen

    No. 244 / FY23/14th

  6. Measurement-device-independent entanglement detection for continuous-variable systems

    Dr. Stefan Baeuml

    ICFO

    No. 246 / FY23/13th

  7. Universal thermodynamic bounds on two-time correlations

    Mr. Naruo Ohga

    The Univ. of Tokyo

    No. 239 / FY23/12th

  8. Research activity on thin-film oxides at University of Twente

    Profs. Gertjan Koster

    University of Twente

    No. 242 / FY23/10th

  9. Fully Passive Quantum Key Distribution Protocols

    Prof. Wenyuan Wang

    University of Hong Kong

    No. 243 / FY23/11th

  10. Entangling mechanical resonators

    Dr. Gustav Andersson

    University of Chicago

    No. 238 / FY23/09th

  11. Optimal universal quantum circuits for unitary complex conjugation

    Prof. Micha? Studzi?ski

    University of Gdansk

    No. 241 / FY23/08th

  12. Security of discrete-modulated continuous-variable quantum key distribution

    Dr. Stefan B?uml

    ICFO

    No. 240 / FY23/07th

  13. Arbitrary time thermodynamic uncertainty relation from exchange fluctuation theorem

    Prof. Takaaki Monnai

    Seikei University

    No. 237 / FY23/06th

  14. Elucidation of the Electronic States of Spintronics Materials Using Synchrotron Radiation X-Ray Spectroscopy

    Prof. Masaki Kobayashi

    The Univ. of Tokyo

    No. 236 / FY23/05th

  15. Nonstabilizerness of quantum computers and many-body systems

    Tobias Haug

    Imperial College London

    No. 235 / FY23/04th

  16. IMRA comb

    Mr. JIE JIANG

    IMRA America

    No. 234 / FY23/03rd

  17. Nanophotonic tailoring of optical fields and light-matter interactions in two-dimensional space

    Prof. Min-Kyo Seo

    Department of Physics, KAIST

    No. 233 / FY23/02nd

  18. Heterogeneous III-V Nanowire Lasers and Quantum Dot Emitters on Silicon Photonic Platform

    Dr. Gregor Koblm?ller

    Walter Schottky Institute & Physics Department, Technical University of Munich

    No. 232 / FY23/01st

  19. Integrated passive isolators and laser systems in silicon nitride on insulator

    Mr. Alex White

    Stanford University

    No. 231 / FY22/16th

  20. Investigating the Ultrafast Magnetic Dynamics of Mn/Co Bilayers: The Impact of Antiferromagnetic Order in the System

    Prof. Ming-Chang Chen

    Institute of Photonics Technologies, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

    No. 230 / FY22/15th

  21. Photonic devices based on space-time modulated and non-Hermitian coupled microcavities

    Prof. Adam Mock

    Central Michigan University, USA

    No. 227 / FY22/14th

  22. Nanophotonic Lithium Niobate: from Devices to Circuits

    Mr. Ryoto Sekine

    California Institute of Technology

    No. 229 / FY22/13th

  23. Towards hybrid and topological qubits based on semiconductor-superconductor core-shell nanowire Josephson junctions

    Dr. Patrick Zellekens

    RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science, Quantum Effect Device Research Team

    No. 228 / FY22/12th

  24. Nitride semiconductors: MIS interface control and electron device applications

    Ryota Ochi

    Research Center For Integrated Quantum Electronics, Hokkaido University

    No. 226 / FY22/11th

2022 BRL Seminars 10 seminars

  1. Q-CIM : CIM at the quantum limit

    Dr. Sina Zeytinoglu

    NTT Research Inc.

    No. 225 / FY22/10th

  2. Delta-T noise in quantum Hall junctions

    Dr. Jerome Rech

    Centre de Physique Th?orique - Aix Marseille University

    No. 224 / FY22/09th

  3. Imaging nanoscale nonequilibrium carrier dynamics with a scanning noise microscope

    Dr. Qianchun Weng

    PRESTO, JST

    No. 223 / FY22/08th

  4. Response theory and causality constraints on nonreciprocal non-Hermitian devices

    Prof. Henning Schomerus

    Lancaster University

    No. 221 / FY22/07th

  5. Can flying cavities enable deterministic optical quantum computing?

    Dr. Ryan Hamerly

    NTT Research Inc.

    No. 222 / FY22/06th

  6. Soliton microcombs for informatics: from optical precision measurement to parallel information processing

    Dr. Myoung-Gyun Suh

    NTT Research Inc.

    No. 220 / FY22/05th

  7. Elucidation of the Avalanche Breakdown Properties of GaN

    Assistant Prof. Takuya Maeda

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Systems, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo

    No. 219 / FY22/04th

  8. From Spintronics to Spin-Orbitronics

    Prof. Junsaku Nitta

    Professor Emeritus, Tohoku University; ISSP Research Professor

    No. 217 / FY22/03rd

  9. Expanding Edges of Quantum Hall Systems in a Cosmology Language　-Hawking Radiation from de Sitter Horizon in Edge Modes

    Dr. Masahiro Hotta

    Tohoku University

    No. 218 / FY22/02nd

  10. Research for understanding mechanism of esophageal canrcinogenesis using a hydrogel fluidic device

    Tomoki Saito, M.D.

    Kyoto University

    No. 216 / FY22/01st

2021 BRL Seminars 3 seminars

  1. Spin Maser for Quantum Information Technologies

    Dr. Yuimaru Kubo

    OIST

    No. 215 / FY21/03rd

  2. Evaluation of vascular endothelial function to prevent the onset and progression of cardiovascular disease

    Dr. Minako Tojo

    Kitasato University

    No. 214 / FY21/02nd

  3. Surface Engineering via Biomimicry

    Dr. Jumiati Wu

    -

    No. 213 / FY21/01st

2020 BRL Seminars 7 seminars

  1. Orbital Spintronics: Towards alternative manipulation of spin-based electronics

    Dr. Junyeon Kim

    Center for Emergent Matter Physics, RIKEN

    No. 206 / FY19/30th

  2. Adiabatic Superconductor Logic - Basics and Applications -

    Prof. Naoki Takeuchi

    Yokohama National University

    No. 210 / FY19/29th

  3. Quantum Levitation of Macroscopic Soft Ferromagnets

    Dr. Maria Fuwa

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 211 / FY19/28th

  4. From the LHZ architecture to Parity Quantum Computing

    Prof. Wolfgang Lechner

    University of Innsbruck

    No. 209 / FY19/27th

  5. Micro-scale self-assembly of microfabricated objects

    Prof. Dr. Hiroaki Onoe

    Keio University

    No. 207 / FY19/26th

  6. Optical frequency comb using optical microcavities

    Prof. Takasumi Tanabe

    Keio University, Dept. of Electronics and Electrical Engineering

    No. 208 / FY19/25th

  7. Toward time-resolved measurements on topological edge states in HgTe quantum wells

    Dr. Hiroshi Kamata

    Laboratoire de Physique de l'?cole Normale Sup?rieure

    No. 204 / FY19/24th

2019 BRL Seminars 25 seminars

  1. Efficient computation of the waiting time and fidelity in quantum repeater chains

    Prof. David Elkouss

    QuTech, Delft University of Technology

    No. 205 / FY19/23rd

  2. Strong electric field processes in solids induced by an intense mid-infrared field

    Prof. Keisuke Kaneshima

    Graduate School of Engineering, Yokohama National University

    No. 203 / FY19/22nd

  3. Antimonide-based compound semiconductors and optoelectronic devices

    Prof. Eric Tourni?

    Universit? de Montpellier and CNRS

    No. 200 / FY19/21st

  4. Scalable photonic quantum technologies

    Prof. Chao-Yang Lu

    University of Science and Technology of China

    No. 201 / FY19/19th

  5. Nanomechanics in the GHz-THz range

    Prof. Daniel Lanzillotti Kimura

    Centre de Nanosciences et de Nanotechnologies, CNRS

    No. 202 / FY19/20th

  6. Attractive Dipolar Interactions and Polarons in Exciton Bilayers

    Dr. Paulo Santos

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 199 / FY19/18th

  7. Magnetoelectricity in Hexagonal lattice

    Prof. Hena Das

    Tokyo Institute of Technology

    No. 195 / FY19/17th

  8. Finite frequency noise in a normal metal-topological superconductor junction

    Prof. Thierry Martin

    Aix-Marseille University

    No. 198 / FY19/16th

  9. Electron-beam nanospectroscopy of topological plasmon waveguides

    Prof. Hikaru Saito

    Kyushu University

    No. 196 / FY19/15th

  10. Algebra of Partially Transposed Permutations - A new Tool for Quantum Information

    Dr. Michal Studzinski

    University of Gdansk

    No. 197 / FY19/14th

  11. Potential applications of optical lattice clocks in geodesy and positioning

    Assoc. prof. Yoshiyuki Tanaka

    Department of Earth and Planetary Science, The University of Tokyo

    No. 194 / FY19/13th

  12. Mid-infrared quantum optics in silicon

    Dr. Josh Silverstone

    University of Bristol

    No. 193 / FY19/12th

  13. Integrated optomechanics and linear optics quantum circuits

    Prof. Dr. Menno Poot

    Quantum Technologies Lab (EQT), Technical University of Munich

    No. 192 / FY19/11th

  14. Every entangled state provides an advantage in classical communication

    Dr. Stefan Baeuml

    ICFO

    No. 191 / FY19/10th

  15. Dynamical separation of edge and bulk transport in HgTe 2D topological insulators

    Dr. Erwann Bocquillon

    l'?cole Normale Sup?rieure, CNRS

    No. 190 / FY19/09th

  16. Nitride and Oxide Field-Effect Transistors using Wide Band-Gap Semiconductors over 5 eV

    Dr. Hironori Okumura

    University of Tsukuba

    No. 189 / FY19/08th

  17. Towards Very Large-Scale Photonic Neural Networks

    Dr. Ryan Hamerly

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    No. 186 / FY19/07th

  18. Coherent Control in Semiconductor Spin Qubit Arrays

    Dr. Anasua Chatterjee

    Center for Quantum Devices, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen

    No. 188 / FY19/06th

  19. Growth of semiconducting sesquioxides ? challenges and surprises

    Prof. Henning Riechert

    Paul-Drude-Institut for Festkerperelektronik

    No. 185 / FY19/05th

  20. Topological aspects of nonlinear optical effects

    Prof. Takahiro Morimoto

    The University of Tokyo

    No. 184 / FY19/04th

  21. Towards Physical Observation of the Computational Phase Transition Signature

    Prof. Jacob D. Biamonte

    Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology

    No. 183 / FY19/03rd

  22. Information gain when measuring an unknown qubit

    Prof. Gunnar Bjork

    AlbaNova University Center, Royal Institute of Technology KTH

    No. 182 / FY19/02nd

  23. Developments in phase-controlled ultrafast near-field spectroscopy

    Prof. Jun Takeda

    Graduate School of Engineering, Yokohama National University

    No. 181 / FY19/01st

  24. Micro and Nanomechanics at NEST Lab.: strain engineering, phase synchronization and polarization optomechanics

    Prof. Alessandro Pitanti

    NEST Lab., CNR

    No. 180 / FY18/35th

  25. Topological phases to bulk-edge correspondence

    Prof. Yaushiro Hatsugai

    University of Tsukuba

    No. 179 / FY18/34th

2018 BRL Seminars 37 seminars

  1. Properties of vdw heterostructures composed of TMD and hBN

    Prof. Ryo Kitaura

    Nagoya University

    No. 178 / FY18/33rd

  2. Two-dimensional type-II Dirac fermions: Band topology and high-temperature superconductivity　 in layered oxides

    Dr. Masafumi Horio

    University of Zurich

    No. 174 / FY18/32nd

  3. A superconducting artificial $\Lambda$ atom: physics and application

    Dr Kunihiro Inomata

    National Institute of Advanced Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

    No. 177 / FY18/31st

  4. Current Fluctuations in Mesoscopic Systems

    Prof. Kensuke Kobayashi

    Osaka University

    No. 173 / FY18/30th

  5. Advances in Monolithic Quantum Photonics for Sensing

    Professor Amr S. Helmy

    University of Toronto

    No. 176 / FY18/29th

  6. Optoelectronic functionalities in transition-metal dichalcogenides

    Dr. Yijin Zhang

    Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany

    No. 171 / FY18/28th

  7. Attosecond science based on high-intensity ultrashort infrared pulse sources

    Prof. Jiro Itatani

    The institute for solid state physics, the university of Tokyo

    No. 175 / FY18/27th

  8. Transition metal dichalcogenides studied by cryogenic scanning tunneling microscopy

    Dr. Stefan F?lsch

    Paul-Drude-Institut

    No. 172 / FY18/26th

  9. Nano carbon thin film electrode for chemical and bio sensing

    Prof. Osamu Niwa

    Saitama Institute of Technology

    No. 169 / FY18/25th

  10. Extended phase matching of high harmonic generation by plasma-induced defocusing

    Pfor. Ming-Chang Chen

    Institute of Photonics, National Tsing Hua University

    No. 168 / FY18/23rd

  11. Surface nano-structure control with precise polymers and quantitative analysis of biological response

    Dr. Yuki Inoue

    Department of Materials Engineering, The University of Tokyo

    No. 170 / FY18/24th

  12. Linear programs for entanglement and key distribution in the quantum internet

    Dr. Stefan Baeuml

    QuTech

    No. 158 / FY18/22nd

  13. Physics after the lab and the desk: Your work in PRL

    Dr. Samindranath Mitra

    Physical Review Letters, American Physical Society

    No. 165 / FY18/20th

  14. Growth and fabrication of III-V nanowire/graphene

    Prof. Helge Weman

    Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

    No. 167 / FY18/21st

  15. Entanglement structure: entanglement partitioning in multipartite systems and its experimental detection using optimizable witnesses

    Prof. Yeong-Cherng Liang

    National Cheng Kung University

    No. 157 / FY18/19th

  16. Integrated Crystal Growth of Advanced Nanomaterials: from model systems to integrated manufacturing

    Prof. Stephan Hofmann

    Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

    No. 163 / FY18/18th

  17. Artificial neural networks based on Mach-Zehnder interferometers in a Si PIC

    Dr. Yichen Shen

    MIT

    No. 166 / FY18/17th

  18. Practical error mitigation for near-future applications

    Mr. Suguru Endo

    Oxford University

    No. 161 / FY18/16th

  19. Elucidation for Physical Properties of Spintronics Materials Using X-Ray Spectroscopy

    Associate Prof. Masaki Kobayashi

    The Univ. of Tokyo

    No. 164 / FY18/15th

  20. Near-term quantum repeater experiments with NV centers: overcoming the limitations of direct transmission

    Mr. Filip Rozpedek

    QuTech

    No. 159 / FY18/14th

  21. Informatics study of spin properties of electrons in two-dimensions

    Dr. Trevor David Rhone

    Department of Physics, Harvard University

    No. 162 / FY18/13th

  22. Strong spin-orbit interaction in graphene induced by transition metal dichalcogenides

    Dr. Taro Wakamura (postdoc)

    University of Paris-Sud

    No. 153 / FY18/12th

  23. First-principle calculations for interactions of high intensity ultrashort pulse and dielectrics

    Prof. Kazuhiro Yabana

    Center for Computational Sciences, University of Tsukuba

    No. 160 / FY18/11th

  24. Design Automation for Large Scale Silicon Nanophotonic Integration

    Prof. Priyank Kalla

    The University of Utah

    No. 156 / FY18/10th

  25. Multi-Wavelength Neuromorphic Photonics

    Dr. Bhavin Shastri

    Princeton University

    No. 155 / FY18/9th

  26. All-electrical spin polarization in a suspended GaAs-based quantum point contact

    Dr. Andrey A. Shevyrin

    Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics SB RAS

    No. 154 / FY18/8th

  27. Coherent dynamics for physical implementations of machine learning

    Prof. Hideo Mabuchi

    Stanford University

    No. 151 / FY18/7th

  28. Phonon and electron engineering in 1D and 2D materials:,Versatile properties for thermal

    Dr. Sebastian Voltz

    LIMMS, Tokyo Univ.

    No. 152 / FY18/6th

  29. Synthesizing Light

    Dr. Scott A. Diddams

    National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

    No. 148 / FY18/5th

  30. Excitonic Coherences and Ultrafast Carrier Dynamics of Nanomaterials

    Prof. Zhi-Heng Loh

    Nanyang Technological University

    No. 149 / FY18/4th

  31. Fraunhofer HHI Laser Group Introduction

    Dr. Marlene Zander

    Fraunhofer-Heinrich-Hertz Institute, Photonic Components, Berlin, Germany

    No. 150 / FY18/3rd

  32. Printed Paper-Based Low-Cost Analytical Devices

    Prof. Daniel Citterio

    Department of Applied Chemistry, Keio University

    No. 146 / FY18/2nd

  33. Superconductor-based nano- and optomechanics

    Prof. Yaroslav M. Blanter

    Kavli Institute of Nanoscience, Delft University of Technology

    No. 147 / FY18/1st

  34. Attosecond imaging with electron beams

    Dr. Yuya Morimoto

    Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit?t M?nchen / Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics

    No. 143 / FY17/25th

  35. Construction of Artificial Plasma Membrane Model and Elucidation of Functional Structure at Single Molecule Level

    Dr. Toshinori Motegi

    Gunma Univ.

    No. 145 / FY17/24th

  36. Neuroelectronics - interfacing neuronal cells with electronic devices

    Prof. Andreas Offenhauser

    Forschungszentrum Juelich,Germany

    No. 144 / FY17/23rd

  37. Hybrid Quantum Systems of Atoms and Superconductors

    Mr. Alessandro Landra

    Centre for Quantum Technologies, National University of Singapore

    No. 142 / FY17/22nd

2017 BRL Seminars 25 seminars

  1. Minimal excitations in the fractional quantum Hall regime

    Dr. Thibaut Jonckheere

    Aix-Marseille Universit?

    No. 134 / FY17/21st

  2. Comb based microwave photonics

    Dr. Martin Fermann

    IMRA

    No. 140 / FY17/19th

  3. 3D nanowire devices: from nanoelectronics to bio-sensing

    Dr. Guilhem Larrieu

    CNRS

    No. 141 / FY17/20th

  4. Light Matter Interactions in the Novel Materials: From Novel Nanostructures to Perovskite and 2D Materials

    Dr. M. Danang Birowosuto

    CINTRA UMR CNRS/NTU/THALES

    No. 137 / FY17/17th

  5. Non von Neumann Computing. The Neuro-Inspired approach from Resistive Memory devices to Energy-efficient computing platforms.

    Dr. Selina La Barbera

    CEA-LETI

    No. 139 / FY17/18th

  6. Nonclassical atom pairs in collisions of Bose-Einstein condensates: from squeezing to Bell test proposals

    Prof Piotr Deuar

    Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences

    No. 138 / FY17/16th

  7. Soft Matter Out of Equilibrium Toward the Physics of Life

    Associate Prof. Yusuke Maeda

    Department of Physics, Kyushu University

    No. 136 / FY17/15th

  8. Nitride nanowires: from rigid to flexible light emitters

    Dr. Maria Tchernycheva

    CNRS, France

    No. 135 / FY17/14th

  9. Future of III/V Nanowires: Physics or Engineering?

    Prof. Werner Prost

    Solid-State Electronics Dep. and CENIDE, University Duisburg-Essen, Germany

    No. 133 / FY17/13th

  10. Coulomb Blockade in Large-Area Junctions of PbS Quantum Dot Self-Assembled Monolayers Using Graphene

    Mr. Hippolyte Astier

    Cambridge University

    No. 132 / FY17/12th

  11. Josephson parametric amplifier/oscillator and their application to quantum measurement

    Dr Zhi-Rong Lin

    Center for Emergent Matter Science, RIKEN

    No. 131 / FY17/11th

  12. Power device application of GaN-on-Si

    Dr. Atsushi NIshikawa

    ALLOS Semiconductors GmbH

    No. 130 / FY17/10th

  13. Integrated photonic devices for classical and non-classical computing

    Prof. Kambiz Jamshidi

    Technische Universit?t Dresden

    No. 129 / FY17/09th

  14. Principles and Methods of Human Neuroimaging: Focusing on MEG (and fMRI)

    Dr. Kazuki Iijima

    Tamagawa University

    No. 128 / FY17/08th

  15. Epitaxial ferromagnetic Heusler alloy/semiconductor hybrid structures for spintronic application

    Dr. J. Herfort

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 127 / FY17/07th

  16. DNA computing

    Dr. Anthony Genot

    LIMMS CNRS/University of Tokyo

    No. 125 / FY17/06th

  17. Research and development of an optical frequency comb at NMIJ, AIST

    Dr. Hajime Inaba

    National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

    No. 126 / FY17/05th

  18. Silicon quantum photonics

    Dr. Joshua Silverstone

    Centre for Quantum Photonics, H. H. Wills Physics Laboratory, University of Bristol, UK

    No. 124 / FY17/04th

  19. SYMMETRIES OF BELL CORRELATION SCENARIOS

    Dr. Denis Rosset

    National Cheng Kung University

    No. 123 / FY17/03rd

  20. Dispersive coupling between a surface-acoustic-wave resonator and a superconducting qubit

    Dr. Atsushi Noguchi

    Nakamura-Lab, RCAST, University of Tokyo

    No. 122 / FY17/02nd

  21. Coherent Ising machine and XY machine

    Dr. Shoko Utsunomiya

    National Institute of Informatics

    No. 121 / FY17/01st

  22. An optimal generation method of polarization-entangled photons

    Prof. Kaoru Sanaka

    Department of Physics, Tokyo University of Science

    No. 120 / FY16/24th

  23. A sensitive electrometer based on a Rydberg atom in a Schr?dinger-cat state

    Dr. S?bastien Gleyzes

    Laboratoire Kastler Brossel

    No. 118 / FY16/23rd

  24. Continuous-variable propagating quantum microwaves

    Dr. Frank Deppe

    Walther-Mei?ner-Institut, Garching, Germany

    No. 119 / FY16/22nd

  25. Global optimization of quadratic functions

    Dr. Pooya Ronagh

    1Qbit

    No. 117 / FY16/21st

2016 BRL Seminars 22 seminars

  1. Lithium niobate nonlinear nanophotonics

    Mr. Cheng Wang

    Loncar's group, SEAS, Harvard University

    No. 116 / FY16/20th

  2. Progress of quantum annealing

    Prof. Hidetoshi Nishimori

    Tokyo Institute of Technology

    No. 115 / FY16/19th

  3. Light-field controlled currents in graphene

    Dr. Takuya Higuchi

    Friedrich-Alexander-Universit?t Erlangen-N?rnberg (FAU), Germany

    No. 114 / FY16/18th

  4. Arti?cial lattices created by electrostatic gating of surface state electrons

    Dr. Stefan F?lsch

    Paul-Drude-Institut (PDI)

    No. 111 / FY16/17th

  5. High-quality graphene films obtained from graphene oxides ---Syntheses and bio-sensing applications---

    Prof. Ryota Negishi

    Osaka University

    No. 113 / FY16/16th

  6. Nanoscale light-matter and nanofluidics interactions in biomaterials

    Prof. Toshiharu Saiki

    Keio University

    No. 110 / FY16/15th

  7. Recent progress on high-energy ultrafast laser systems in RIKEN

    Dr. Yuxi Fu

    RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics　(RAP)

    No. 109 / FY16/14th

  8. pintronics with ferromagnetic epitaxial single-crystalline heterostructures

    Prof. Shinobu Ohya

    University of Tokyo

    No. 112 / FY16/13th

  9. Mathematical Aspects of Crystal Growth : Recent Topics on Growth Dynamics

    Dr. Takeshi Ohtsuka

    Gunma University

    No. 107 / FY16/12th

  10. Mechanisms of Charge Transport and Light-Matter interactions Across (Bio) Molecular Tunnel Junctions

    Prof. Christian A. Nijhuis

    National University of Singapore

    No. 108 / FY16/11th

  11. Introduction of the international Lab LIMMS at Tokyo University and Development of microfluidic devices for hepatic induced pluripotent stem cell differentiation

    Prof. Hideki Kawakatsu

    LIMMS at the Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), Tokyo University

    No. 106 / FY16/10th

  12. All-?‐electrical universal control of electron spin qubits in Si/SiGe quantum dots

    Dr. Erika Kawakami

    Delft University of Technology

    No. 104 / FY16/08th

  13. New paradigm for edge reconstruction of hole-conjugate fractional states

    Dr.Fabien Lafont

    Weizmann Institute

    No. 105 / FY16/09th

  14. Benchmarking quantum channels for private communications

    Dr. David Elkouss

    TU Delft

    No. 103 / FY16/07th

  15. Wavefront sensing, adaptive optics for microscopy and optical metrology

    Dr. Rakchanok Rungsawang

    Imagine Optic

    No. 99 / FY16/05th

  16. III-nitride nanowires - understanding MBE growth and pathways towards true nanostructures

    Prof. Dr. Henning Riechert

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 101 / FY16/06th

  17. Monolithic integration of III-V semiconductor lasers on Si

    Dr. Zhechao Wang

    Ghent University-IMEC, Belgium

    No. 102 / FY16/04th

  18. Solving quantum information challenges with light

    Prof. J. M. Taylor

    JQI/QuICS/NIST USA.

    No. 98 / FY16/02nd

  19. Hydrogel -For developing functional biocompatible materials-

    Mr. Riku Takahashi

    Graduate School of Life Sicnece, Hokkaido University

    No. 100 / FY16/03rd

  20. Integrated photonic circuits for quantum information processing

    Professor Peter Smith

    University of Southampton

    No. 95 / FY16/01st

  21. Self assebly of light emitting Ge nanostrucutres on Si for Si photonics

    Mr Tomoki Ito

    Tohoku University

    No. 96 / FY15/28th

  22. Development of optical lattice clocks and delivery of the clock frequency using an optical fiber link

    Dr. Tomoya Akatsuka

    Quantum Metrology Laboratory, RIKEN

    No. 94 / FY15/27th

2015 BRL Seminars 36 seminars

  1. Electro-optic spectral manipulation of pulsed quantum light

    Dr. Michal Karpinski

    Department of Physics, University of Oxford & University of Warsaw

    No. 92 / FY15/26th

  2. Free-standing nanomechanical and nanophotonic structures in single-crystal diamond

    Dr. Michael J. Burek

    John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University

    No. 93 / FY15/25th

  3. Low dimensional electronic systems in high magnetic fields: Recent experiments

    Dr. Benjamin Piot

    Grenoble High Magnetic Field Laboratory

    No. 90 / FY15/23rd

  4. Breaking the mK barrier in Nanoelectronics

    Prof. Dominik Zumbuhl

    University of Basel

    No. 91 / FY15/24th

  5. Quantum Electrical Metrology with Graphene

    Dr. JT Janssen

    National Physical Laboratory (NPL), UK

    No. 88 / FY15/22nd

  6. Recent progress on microscopy of graphene

    Prof. Shiro Tsukamoto

    Anan College

    No. 89 / FY15/21st

  7. Ultrafast probing of photoexcited molecular dynamics; an investigation towards molecular control

    Dr. Shungo Miyabe

    RIKEN, center for advanced photonics

    No. 87 / FY15/20th

  8. Hybrid Systems?Coupling spins, strings, and superconducting resonators

    Dr. Hans H?bl

    Walther-Meissner-Institut, Germany

    No. 77 / FY15/18th

  9. Modelling of Si quantum bits and light emission in Si/Ge

    Dr. Aleksey Andreev

    Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory, UK

    No. 86 / FY15/19th

  10. Suspended nanostructures with two-dimensional electron gas: electron transport and electromechanical effects

    Dr. Andrey A. Shevyrin

    Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics, Novosibirsk, Russia

    No. 76 / FY15/16th

  11. Extention, Fusion and Conversion of Multi-Photon Entangled State / Quantum Information Using Solid-State Paramagnetic Center

    Dr. Toshiyuki Tashima

    Graduate School of Engineering Science, Osaka University

    No. 84 / FY15/15th

  12. Controlling the charge state and conductance of a single molecule by electrostatic gating

    Dr. Stefan F?lsch

    Paul-Drude-Institut

    No. 85 / FY15/17th

  13. Radio-Frequency Scanning Tunneling Spectroscopy for Single-Molecule Spin Resonance

    Prof. Reinhold Koch

    Johannes Kepler University

    No. 72 / FY15/14th

  14. Bottom-up reconstitution of artificial cellular system

    Dr. Koki Kamiya

    Kanagawa Academy of Science and Technology

    No. 78 / FY15/13th

  15. Quantum Back-action Limited Optomechanical Cavity Using Microresonator: Towards Calibration of Quantum Noises for LIGO

    Mr. Robinjeet Singh

    Department of Physics & Astronomy, Louisiana State University

    No. 79 / FY15/12th

  16. 2D Materials Research Activities at the NEST lab in Pisa, Italy

    Dr. Stefan Heun

    NEST, Istituto Nanoscienze-CNR and Scuola Normale Superiore, Piazza San Silvestro 12, Pisa, Italy

    No. 80 / FY15/09th

  17. Quantum Limit of Heat Flow Across a Single Electronic Channel

    Dr. Francois D. Parmentier

    CEA Saclay

    No. 81 / FY15/11th

  18. High-frequency surface acoustic waves on gated graphene

    Dr. Alberto Hern?ndez-M?nguez

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 82 / FY15/10th

  19. Coherently Coupled 2D Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Laser Arrays

    Dr. Richard J. E. Taylor

    University of Sheffield

    No. 83 / FY15/08th

  20. The Flux Qubit Revisited: Enhanced T1 and T2

    Prof. Dr. John Clarke

    Univ. of California, Berkeley

    No. 75 / FY15/07th

  21. Theory of Coherent Ising Machine: Pulse-shape Dynamics in Synchronously Pumped Optical Parametric Oscillators

    Mr. Ryan Hamerly

    Stanford University

    No. 74 / FY15/06th

  22. Physics of the cell: measurement of mechanical properties of cells

    Prof. Takaharu Okajima

    Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Hokkaido University

    No. 71 / FY15/05th

  23. quantum annealing: the current problems and possible solutions

    Mr. Seki Yuya

    Department of Physics, Tokyo Institute of Technology

    No. 73 / FY15/04th

  24. Probing chemical reactions using ultrafast lasers in vacuum UV and hard X-ray regions

    Prof. Toshinori Suzuki

    Kyoto University, Department of Chemistry

    No. 70 / FY15/03rd

  25. Superabsorption, dark-state protection and optical ratchets: Harnessing collective effects for enhanced light absorption with coupled nanostructures

    Dr. Erik Gauger

    Heriot-Watt University, U.K.

    No. 69 / FY15/02nd

  26. Attractive natures in optical processes driven by a discrete coherent spectrum

    Prof. Masayuki KATSURAGAWA

    Graduate School of Informatics and Engineering

    No. 68 / FY15/01st

  27. Long-distance quantum key distribution with imperfect devices

    Nicol? Lo Piparo

    University of Leeds

    No. 67 / FY14/33rd

  28. Developments in ultrafast dynamics research in the vacuum ultraviolet region: Time-resolved reflectance spectroscopy measurements of strongly excited solid surfaces and considerations regarding the coherence of ultrafast ionized atoms.

    Dr. Ryuji Itakura

    Quantum Beam Science Center, Kansai Photon Science Institute, Japan Atomic Energy Agency

    No. 64 / FY14/32nd

  29. Quantum Key Distribution With Realistic Devices

    Prof. Qiang Zhang

    University of Science and Technology of China

    No. 66 / FY14/31st

  30. Waveguide coupling of single photons from a solid state emitter: from room temperature to cryogenic condition

    Samule Grandi

    Imperial College, Physics Department

    No. 65 / FY14/30th

  31. Large Area Inverted Metamorphic (IMM) ELO Solar Cells

    Dr. Rao Tatavarti

    MicroLink Devices

    No. 62 / FY14/29th

  32. Semiconductor nanowires for energy applications

    Pof. Silvija Grade?ak

    Department of Materials Science and Engineering, MIT

    No. 63 / FY14/28th

  33. Strong atom-light interactions in 1D photonic crystals

    Dr. Akihisa Goban

    Cal. Tech.

    No. 59 / FY14/26th

  34. Terahertz pulse generation for electron spin control in semiconductors

    Prof. Ken Morita

    Chiba University

    No. 60 / FY14/27th

  35. Fragment molecular orbital method and its application examples

    Prof. Yuji Mochizuki*1 & Prof. Kaori Fukuzawa*2

    *1:Rikkyo University *2:Nihon University

    No. 58 / FY14/25th

  36. Experimental Demonstration of Quantum Data Compression

    Dr. Peter S. Turner

    School of Physics, University of Bristol

    No. 61 / FY14/24th

2014 BRL Seminars 31 seminars

  1. From Graphene to Phosphorene

    Prof. Barbaros ?zyilmaz

    Center for Advanced 2D Materials & Graphene Research Center and Department of Physics, National University of Singapore

    No. 57 / FY14/23rd

  2. Quantum transducers with collective excitations in solid

    Dr Koji Usami and Dr Rekishu Yamazaki

    RCAST at the University of Tokyo

    No. 56 / FY14/22nd

  3. Non-local transport in InAs-GaSb quantum wells

    Prof. Klaus Ensslin

    ETH Zurich

    No. 50 / FY14/21st

  4. Generating and probing semiconductor quantum structures with single-atom precision

    Dr. Stefan F?lsch

    Paul-Drude-Institut

    No. 53 / FY14/20th

  5. Quantum dynamics of magnons in optical lattices

    Dr. Takeshi Fukuhara

    Riken

    No. 52 / FY14/18th

  6. Exploring the physics of one-dimensional systems by scanning gate microscopy/Correlation between morphology and transport properties of quasi-free-standing monolayer graphene

    Dr. Stefan Heun/Dr. Yuya Murata

    NEST, Istituto Nanoscienze-CNR and Scuola Normale Superiore

    No. 55 / FY14/19th

  7. Acoustic control and manipulation of quantum wells excitons

    Dr. Paulo Ventura Santos

    Paul-Drude-Institut f?r Festk?rperelektronik

    No. 54 / FY14/17th

  8. observation of neutral modes in fractional quantum Hall regime

    Dr. Hiroyuki Inoue

    Weizmann Institute of Science

    No. 51 / FY14/16th

  9. Dual-comb spectroscopy with narrow linewidth optical frequency combs

    Kana Iwakuni

    Keio Univ.

    No. 49 / FY14/15th

  10. Information and thermodynamics

    Prof. Takahiro Sagawa, and Sosuke Ito

    The Univ. of Tokyo

    No. 47 / FY14/14th

  11. Preparation of giant recombinant proteoliposomes by baculovirus membrane fusion

    Dr. Kanta Tsumoto (Lecturer)

    Mie University

    No. 48 / FY14/13th

  12. High-order harmonic generation by non-collinear wave mixing

    Prof. Akira Suda

    Tokyo University of Science, Department of Physics

    No. 46 / FY14/12th

  13. Compound ZnO Growth with Oxygen Radical Assisted MOCVD and Optical Device (LED/PD/PV) Application

    Prof. Jiro Temmyo

    Shizuoka University

    No. 44 / FY14/11th

  14. Spin-Orbital Texture of Topological Insulators Bi2X3 (X=Se,Te)

    Dr. Justin Waugh

    University of Colorado at Boulder, USA

    No. 45 / FY14/10th

  15. Quantum interfaces and sensors using two-level system ensembles in semiconductors

    Prof. Junko Ishi-Hayase

    Keio University

    No. 43 / FY14/09th

  16. Nanophononics: a nonlinear battleground par excellence

    Prof. Christos Flytzanis

    Ecole Normale Sup?rieure, France

    No. 42 / FY14/08th

  17. Ultrafast high THz-field photo-driven carrier dynamics and transport

    Prof. Christos Flytzanis

    Ecole Normale Superieure, France

    No. 41 / FY14/07th

  18. Transport through suspended graphene

    Prof. Alberto Morpurgo

    University of Geneva

    No. 38 / FY14/06th

  19. Photon correlation measurement of VCSEL, and nonlinear optical spectroscopy of semiconductor minute resonator polariton

    Naotomo Takemura

    Laboratory of Quantum Optoelectronics ?cole polytechnique f?d?rale de Lausanne (EPFL)

    No. 39 / FY14/05th

  20. Hybrid Quantum Circuit with a Superconducting Qubit and an Electron Spin Ensemble

    Dr. Yuimaru Kubo

    Quantronics group, SPEC, CEA-Saclay

    No. 33 / FY14/04th

  21. Entangled-state generation in nanomechanical resonators and optomechanical-like coupling in microwave circuits

    Dr. Robert Johansson

    iTHES in RIKEN.

    No. 36 / FY14/03rd

  22. Control of tunneling current by molecules

    Dr. Yutaka Wakayama

    International Center for Materials Nanoarchitectonics, National Institute for Materials Science

    No. 35 / FY14/02nd

  23. Artificial photosynthesis for hydrocarbon generation system

    Prof. Katsushi Fujii*1, Dr. Shinichiro Nakamura*2

    *1:Tokyo Univ.、*2:RIKEN

    No. 37 / FY14/01st

  24. Probing phase transitions in nanoscale correlated systems showing MIT and CDW physics using nanomechanics

    Mandar Deshmukh

    Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India

    No. 34 / FY13/34th

  25. Electron quantum optics in quantum Hall edge channels

    Dr. Erwann Bocquillon

    Ecole Normale Sup?rieure

    No. 29 / FY13/33rd

  26. Experimental non‐linear optomechanical measurement of mechanical motion

    Dr Michael R. Vanner

    The University of Queensland, Australia

    No. 32 / FY13/32nd

  27. Multi-user entanglement distribution at telecom wavelength

    Prof. Isabelle Zaquine

    Telecom ParisTech

    No. 31 / FY13/31st

  28. Berry-phase theory with analogy among optics, dynamics, and electric circuits

    Dr. Kei Sawada

    RIKEN SPring-8 Center

    No. 28 / FY13/30th

  29. Diamond defects for sensing and quantum applications

    Professor Michael Trupke

    TU-Wien

    No. 30 / FY13/29th

  30. Synthesis and applications of graphene and related nanomaterials

    Prof. Jing Kong

    Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT

    No. 26 / FY13/28th

  31. Optical delay in silicon photonic crystal waveguides: accelerating slow-light

    Dr. Daryl Beggs

    Centre for Quantum Photonics at the University of Bristol, UK

    No. 27 / FY13/27th

2013 BRL Seminars 26 seminars

  1. Progress in arsenide-based nanowires and their devices

    Dr. Gregor Koblm?ller

    Walter Schottky Institute, Technical University Munich, Germany

    No. 24 / FY13/26th

  2. Manipulation of Spontaneous Emission with Quasi-periodic Metamaterials

    Kazuyuki Nakayama

    Department of Applied Physics, Fukuoka University

    No. 25 / FY13/25th

  3. Nature open accsess journals seminar

    Dr. Ed Gerstner

    executive editor of Nature Communications

    No. 40 / FY13/24th

  4. Resolution Effects on Current Measurement in Nanoscale Systems

    Yasuhiro Yamada　(Dr.)

    Department of Applied Physics, University of Tokyo

    No. 23 / FY13/23rd

  5. Non-equalibrium QED: from nano-mechanics to hybrid devices

    Dr Neill Lambert

    RIKEN

    No. 18 / FY13/22nd

  6. Electron-electron interactions, topology and transport and optical spin blockade in semiconductor and graphene quantum dots

    Prof. Pawel Hawrylak

    National Research Council of Canada

    No. 21 / FY13/21st

  7. Emergence of 0D Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistors ... A new tool for energy harvesting and electrical study of single biomolecules ?

    Nicolas Cl?ment

    CNRS, France

    No. 20 / FY13/20th

  8. Novel multiferroic materials RFeO4 (R: rare-earth element) -Their discovery and subsequent development

    Dr. Kenji Yoshii

    JAEA (Japan Atomic Energy Agency) / Okayama Univ.

    No. 16 / FY13/19th

  9. 2D Materials and Devices beyond Graphene

    Prof. Peide Ye

    Purdue University

    No. 17 / FY13/17th

  10. Intriguing chemists and upsetting computer scientists using light and mirrors

    Prof. Andrew White

    The University of Queensland

    No. 22 / FY13/18th

  11. Single photon opto-mechanics

    Prof. G. J. Milburn

    Centre for Engineered Quantum Systems, UQ, Australia

    No. 19 / FY13/16th

  12. Silicene formed by epitaxial growth

    Professor Hiroyuki Hirayama

    Department of Materials Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology

    No. 15 / FY13/15th

  13. Optomechanical Nanobeam Transducers towards Ultrahigh Resolution Mass Spectrometry

    Dr. Shota Kita

    Harvard university, Prof. Loncar group

    No. 14 / FY13/14th

  14. APS publications and peer-review in PRB

    Dr. Hari Dahal

    Assistant editor American Physical Society

    No. 10 / FY13/13th

  15. Wide bandgap semiconductors for Nanophotonics

    Prof. Igor Aharonovich

    University of Technology, Sydney

    No. 9 / FY13/11th

  16. Imaging and manipulating quantum transport at the nanometer scale

    Prof. Benoit Hackens, Dr. S?bastien Faniel, Dr. Frederico Martins

    Universit? catholique de Louvain

    No. 13 / FY13/12th

  17. Impracticality of coherent computing and annealing machine models

    Akira Saito

    NII

    No. 12 / FY13/10th

  18. From cold atoms to warm molecules

    Michael Jack

    Scion, New Zealand

    No. 11 / FY13/09th

  19. Adaptive dual-comb spectroscopy

    Mr. Ideguchi　& Dr. Holzner

    MPQ

    No. 7 / FY13/08th

  20. Group IV Photonics: From Silicon to Diamond "Si optomechanics and Diamond nanophotonics"

    Prof. Marko Loncar

    Harvard University

    No. 8 / FY13/07th

  21. Nonlinear quantum photonics: generating and manipulating single photons

    Dr. Alex S. Clark

    Centre for Ultrahigh Bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems, University of Sydney

    No. 5 / FY13/06th

  22. Generation of few-cycle, intense IR pulses from a BIBO-based optical parametric chirped pulse amplifier and their use in the generation of waveform-dependent high harmonics in the water window

    Prof. Nobuhisa Ishii

    The University of Tokyo, The Institute for Solid State Physics (ISSP), The Itatani Group,

    No. 6 / FY13/05th

  23. The coupled atom transistor: a first realization with shallow donors implanted in a trigate silicon nanowire

    Prof. Mark Sanquer

    CEA-INAC-SPSMS, France

    No. 4 / FY13/04th

  24. Energy transport driven by athermal non-Gaussian fluctuations

    Kiyoshi Kanazawa

    Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University

    No. 3 / FY13/03rd

  25. Towards fully integrated quantum photonic circuits

    Prof. Andrea Fiore

    Chair of Nanophotonics, Department of Applied Physics Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands

    No. 2 / FY13/02nd

  26. Lasing of optical phonons in semiconductor double quantum dots

    Rin Okuyama

    Keio Univ. Eto Lab.

    No. 1 / FY13/01st