This research is supported by MEXT Q-LEAP (Quantum Leap Flagship Program).
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Flagship Project:
Development of innovative sensor systems by highly sophisticated control of solid quantum sensors -
Basic Foundation Research:
Research on quantum sensing devices using quantum entangled photons -
Basic Foundation Research:
Establishment of earthquake early alert methods using high-sensitivity gravity gradiometer -
Basic Foundation Research:
Development of photon-number-resolving quantum nano-photonics -
Basic Foundation Research:
Development of quantum atomic magnetometer with dual quantum noise squeezing -
Basic Foundation Research:
Development of Spectroscopic techniques based on cutting-edge quantum optics toward elucidating functions of complex molecular systems -
Basic Foundation Research:
Material science of complex defects for highly-sensitive quantum sensors -
Basic Foundation Research:
Development of next generation high-performance inertial quantum sensors
Flagship Project (Development of innovative sensor systems by highly sophisticated control of solid quantum sensors)
| Date | Media | Titles | Contents of announcement | Persons in charge | |
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| 1 | 2023/2 | Tokyo Tech press release based on Phys. Rev. Applied 19, 024061 (2023) | Breakthrough in Tin-Vacancy Centers for Quantum Network Applications | （External website）Tokyo Tech | Takayuki Iwaswaki(Tokyo Tech) |
| 2 | 2022/9 | Tokyo Tech and Yazaki Corp. press release based on publication in Scientific Reports, 12, Article number: 13991 (2022) | High-accuracy Electric Vehicle Battery Monitoring with Diamond Quantum Sensors for Driving Range Extension Towards Carbon Neutrality | （External website）Tokyo Tech （External website）Yazaki Corp. | Mutsuko Hatano(Tokyo Tech), Keisuke Inoue(Yazaki Corp.) |
| 3 | 2022/8 | Tokyo Tech and Utokyo press release based on Communications Physics, 5, 200(2022) | Measuring Currents in the Heart at Millimeter Resolution with a Diamond Quantum Sensor | （External website）Tokyo Tech （External website）Utokyo | Takayuki Iwaswaki(Tokyo Tech), Masaki Sekino(Utokyo) |
| 4 | 2022/7 | Utokyo press release based on Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Volume 61, Number 8(2022) | Design of an ultra-sensitive and miniaturized diamond NV magnetometer based on a nanocavity structure | （External website）Utokyo | Masaki Sekino(Utokyo), Takaishi Yatsui(Utokyo) |