Hayata Yamasaki

Pushing the Boundaries of Quantum Information Theory

Our research explores the foundational theory of quantum information and quantum computation along with their practical applications.

I work as an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo (2022-present) and also as a director (principal investigator) leading the theory research team of Quantum Foundation and Innovation Center at Nanofiber Quantum Technologies (NanoQT), Inc (2024-present).

Insight into quantum resources and quantum mechanics

Developing numerical and analytical techniques for seeking deeper insight into fundamental properties of quantum mechanics

Low-overhead scalable fault-tolerant quantum computation

Proposing architectures and protocols for low-overhead and scalable fault-tolerant quantum computation

Quantum machine learning with wide applicability

Constructing widely applicable quantum algorithms for machine learning with exponential quantum advantages

Research topics

Quantum computation and quantum machine learning

Fault-tolerant quantum computation

Quantum information