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Date:
December 8 - 11 2026
Location:
WINC AICHI (Aichi Prefectural Industrial and Labor Center), Nagoya, Japan
Description:
Quantum Innovation, hosted by the Japanese government, research institutes and industry alliance, is an international symposium aimed at bringing together multidisciplinary researchers to present and exchange groundbreaking ideas in quantum science and technology. Quantum Innovation has been held annually since 2021. It covers a wide range of topics, including the latest achievements, trends, and demands in quantum science and technology, such as quantum computing, quantum sensing, quantum cryptography, and quantum communication.
Organizing institutions:
- Nagoya University, AIST, RIKEN, QST, NICT, NIMS, JST, OIST, The University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, Keio University, The University of Osaka, Institute of Science Tokyo, Q-STAR, NTT, NEC, Toshiba, and other participating universities and research institutions.
Links:
https://www.qi2026.jp/
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Date:
March 2–4, 2027
Location:
The Moon Beach Museum Resort, Onna, Okinawa, Japan
Description:
The Biological, Artificial, and Quantum Intelligence 2027 International Workshop (BAQ2027) will bring together leading international researchers in neural networks, neuroscience, quantum machine learning, and related areas of intelligence and complexity. The workshop aims to foster interdisciplinary discussions on recent developments, emerging challenges, and future research directions. The program will feature invited talks by Japanese and international experts, complemented by contributed talks from selected participants.
Organizing institutions:
- Kae Nemoto (OIST), William Munro (OIST), Gerald Pao (OIST).
Links:
https://www.oist.jp/conference/baq2027
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Date:
January 31 – February 11, 2028
Location:
OIST Seaside House, Onna, Okinawa, Japan
Description:
The Okinawa School in Physics: The Science of Open Quantum Systems (OSP2028) is an international school dedicated to the science of open quantum systems, exploring how quantum systems interact with their surrounding environments. The school brings together leading researchers, graduate students, and early-career scientists from theoretical and experimental backgrounds to study fundamental concepts and applications across quantum computing, communication, sensing, quantum thermodynamics, many-body physics, and quantum materials. Through extended lectures by international experts, research presentations, and scientific discussions, OSP2028 aims to deepen participants' understanding of open quantum systems, encourage interdisciplinary exchange, and foster future research collaborations.
Organizing institutions:
- Jason Twamley (OIST), Hiroki Takahashi (OIST), Shu Zhang (OIST)
Links:
https://www.oist.jp/conference/osp2028