Quantum Dot Lab | The University of Tokyo

The Quantum Dot Lab was established when Professor Emeritus Yasuhiko Arakawa joined the Institute for Nano Quantum Information Electronics ,the University of Tokyo as a specially appointed professor in April 2018. As a part of the Quantum Innovation Co-Creation Center, the lab collaborates with the University of Tokyo's corporate labs (Sharp Lab, NEC Lab, Hitachi Lab, Fujitsu Lab, QDL Lab). We have 15 members including Jinkwan Kwoen and Yasutomo Ota. We also work closely with the Iwamoto Laboratory at the Institute of Industrial Science.

【Activities】03/11/2024

ICNN2024 will be held in Yokohama for 3 days from Apri...

NanoQuine will hold an international conference, ICNN2024, at Pacifico Yokohama for three days from April 22 as part of OPIC, where researchers in the fields of nanophotonics and nano-optoelectronics from universities and industries will meet and discuss. For more details, ple... […]
【Research】02/15/2024

Success in Strong Coupling between Electrons in Semicon...

Professor Kazuhiko Hirakawa, Professor Yasuhiko Arakawa, and Project Associate Professor Jinkwan Kwoen and their colleage have successfully generated a hybrid quantum coupled state with both optical and electronic properties through strong coupling between an optical resonator... […]
【Research】11/08/2023

Successful High-Sensitivity Electrical Detection of hyp...

Professor Kazuhiko Hirakawa, Professor Yasuhiko Arakawa, Associate Professor Jinkwan Kwoen, and their colleagues have succeeded in electrically sensitive detection of a hybrid state that has both optical and particle properties, a hyper-coupled state of terahertz electromagnet... […]