List of Awardees for Quantum Innovation 2025 Poster Presentation Awards for Young Researchers

Congratulations to the following individuals (19 persons) for their outstanding contributions.

Quantum Sensing

PO-SE-001 Jasleen Kaur,  Kyoto University
Realization of high-resolution quantum infrared spectroscopy with pulsed laser excitation

PO-SE-004 Seiya Takano,  Tohoku Univ.
Development of Compact Low-Field MRI Based on Quantum Spintronic Tunnel Magneto-resistive Sensors

PO-SE-014 Yuki S. Kato,  The University of Osaka
Fluorescent Thermometers Based on Carbon Quantum Dots with Various Detection Modes for Intracellular Temperature Measurement

PO-SE-015 Koki Shirota, National institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Development of Single Photon Confocal Spectral Microscopy with Transition Edge Sensors

PO-SE-016 Taiki Ishiyama,  Kyoto University
Orders-of-magnitude improved precision spectroscopy of an inner-shell orbital clock transition in neutral ytterbium

Quantum Computing

PO-CP-001 Yutaka  Hirano, The University of Osaka
Locality-aware Pauli-based computation for local magic state preparation

PO-CP-004 Yugo  Takada, The University of Osaka
Doubly-polylog-time-overhead fault-tolerant quantum computation by a polylog-time parallel minimum-weight perfect matching decoder

PO-CP-015 Yu  Nishizawa, The University of Tokyo
Programmable Temporal-Waveform Shaping of Optical Non-Gaussian Quantum States Generated by Generalized Photon Subtraction

PO-CP-018 Ryozo  Takahashi, Kobe University
Sub-100mK CMOS analog circuits for precision signal generation and acquisition in silicon spin qubit control

PO-CP-026 Savelii  Dudoladov, OIST
Towards Cavity QED with Trapped Barium Ions

PO-CP-038 Jiajun  Chen, OIST
Bacon-Shor Board Games

PO-CP-044 Miguel Angel Casanova Medina, University of Padova
uantum model reduction based on Oja's flow

PO-CP-048 Takumi  Yuri, The University of Osaka
Observation and Analysis of Phonon Propagation in a Many-ion Array under Harmonic Potential

PO-CP-050 Yuki  Ito, The University of Osaka
Polynomial time constructive decision algorithm for multivariable quantum signal processing

PO-CP-060 Yuichiro Nakano, The University of Osaka
Neural-network-assisted Monte Carlo sampling trained by Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm

Quantum Cryptography and Communication

PO-CC-001 Anthony  Brendan，Keio University
Long-distance device-independent quantum key distribution with standard optical tools

PO-CC-003  Hikaru  Yokomori, Keio University
Distimation's Real-world Performance on a Superconducting Quantum Computer

PO-CC-006 Yoshihiro  Ueda, Keio University
Loss-tolerant quantum network sensing protocol for arbitrary linear combination of distributed multiple parameters

PO-CC-012 Jiaxi Kuang，Nagoya University
The State-refocusing Square Root Instrument and its applications on Quantum Correlations such as Uncertainty Principle