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Upcoming Quantum Computing Seminar

The Japan Planning Institute (JPI) is set to host a comprehensive seminar titled "Introduction to Quantum Computing: From Basics to Social Implementation and Business Applications" on August 20, 2025. This seminar promises to provide invaluable insights into how quantum computing can accelerate industrial transformation.

Seminar Overview

This event will feature Professor Shiro Kawabata from the Faculty of Computer Science at Hosei University, a noted expert in the field of quantum computing. The seminar is tailored for non-specialists and will cover everything from the foundational principles of quantum computing to its practical applications across various industries. Expect to hear about groundbreaking advancements in quantum computing, including developments in error correction, hardware diversity, and real-world industry case studies.

What to Expect

Quantum computing is making headlines daily, and its implications for sectors such as chemistry, materials science, finance, artificial intelligence, and engineering could be revolutionary. During this seminar, participants will gain a clearer understanding of the following:

1. Current Trends: An overview of the FTQC (Fault Tolerant Quantum Computing) era, featuring highlights on the QuEra neutral atom quantum computer and Google's advancements in quantum error correction.
2. Introduction to Quantum Computing:
- What is quantum computing?
- Understanding quantum bits (qubits)
- The architecture of quantum logic circuits
- Challenges with quantum computer errors and error correction
- Familiarization with quantum algorithms and their applications in various fields.
3. State-of-the-Art Research and Developments:
- Superconducting quantum computers
- Silicon quantum computers
- Ion trap and neutral atom quantum computers
- Quantum cloud services and software
- Industry applications in quantum chemistry, machine learning, and finance.
4. Challenges and Business Prospects:
- Discussing the technological obstacles to achieving FTQC
- Emerging quantum technologies to watch
- Exploring the quantum supply chain and materials technology related to quantum computing.
5. Q&A Session: Attendees will have the chance to ask questions and interact directly with Professor Kawabata following the presentation.

How to Attend

The seminar will be available through live streaming or on-demand archiving, allowing you to watch at your convenience within a two-week period after the event. Please note that in-person attendance is not offered for this seminar.

Registration Fees

• - Individual Attendance: 40,000 JPY (tax included)
• - Group Discount: 35,000 JPY per person for groups from the same company or related firms.

Engage After the Seminar

After the seminar concludes, participants will have opportunities to connect further with Professor Kawabata for questions and discussion. This event not only serves to enrich your knowledge but also to cultivate a networking platform for building connections that could lead to new business ventures.

For detailed information and to register, please visit JPI Seminar Registration.

About JPI

The Japan Planning Institute has been a vital bridge between government, academia, and the private sector for over fifty years, offering exclusive seminars that nurture the creation of national knowledge and support executive-level decision-making.

For inquiries, please contact:
Japan Planning Institute
5-2-32 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047, Japan
Tel: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: www.jpi.co.jp