The 54th Quantum Information Technology Symposium (QIT54)
Japanese Page
Scope of the Symposium: This symposium is on quantum information science,
which is a new interdisciplinary area of information science and quantum
mechanics.
Presentations can be given in English as well as in
Japanese.
Information
- Date: May 27th - May 29th, 2026
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Venue: Sinfonia Technology Hibiki Hall Ise
- Accommodation
During the QIT54 conference period, lodging may be in high demand due to the Oki-hiki events being held in preparation for the Ise Grand Shrine's Shikinen Sengu.
Please make your accommodation reservations as early as possible.
- Lunch
Many restaurants in the vicinity of the venue (around Ujiyamada Station and Iseshi Station) are closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays - particularly on Wednesdays.
We therefore recommend ordering the optional boxed lunch at the time of registration to ensure that you have lunch available during the meeting.
The deadline of ordering the lunch is 13th, May.
- Expected number of participants: ~200
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Early registration fee (electronic proceedings included): 9,000 yen
(Student: 3,000 yen)
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On-site registration for the banquet is not possible. If you wish to
attend the banquet, please kindly register in advance through the web
registration.
- In case of payment after May 14th:
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Registration fee (electronic proceedings included): 10,000 yen
(Student: 4,000 yen)
- Invited Talks
- Richard Cleve (University of Waterloo): "Hardness of binary nonlocal games"
- Jun Takahashi (Tokyo University): "The Role of Frustration in Hamiltonian Complexity and the Quantum Monte Carlo method"
- Francesco Buscemi (Nagoya University): "Quantum Bayes' rule from the principle of minimum change and some applications"
- Shigeru Yamashita (Ritsumeikan University): "Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing via Runtime-Aware Problem Decomposition"
Topics: (Submissions may be refereed according to the number of
applications.)
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quantum computation
- quantum algorithm
- quantum computation models
- quantum complexity theory
- quantum programming language
- geometric quantum computing
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quantum computing devices
- optical quantum computing
- solid state quantum computing
- NMR quantum computing
- cold atom/ion quantum computing
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quantum information
- quantum cryptography
- quantum communication
- quantum estimation
- quantum measurement
- uncertainty
- quantum tomography
- completely positive maps
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quantum error correction
- decoherence
- quantum noise
- quantum coding theory
- fault-tolerant quantum computing
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quantum entanglement
- entanglement theory
- entanglement manipulation
- quantum teleportation
- non-locality
- contextuality
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quantum optics
- single photon generation
- entanglement production
- photon state control
- photon detection
- condensed matter physics
- relativistic quantum information theory
Student Presentation Award: Open for application to students. See
here for
details (Sorry it's in Japanese).
Deadlines:
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April 22th (Wed.), 2026 for Oral presentation closed
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May 6th (Wed.), 2026 for Poster presentation closed
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May 8th (Fri.), 2026 for PDF manuscript submission closed
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May 13th (Wed.), 2026 for Early web registration closed
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May 13th (Wed.), 2026 for banquet registration closed
For further information, please contact ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (E-mail:
qit54.committee (-AT-) googlegroups.com)[Please replace (-AT-) with @.]
- Chair: Akinori Kawachi (Mie University)
- Co-chair:
- Harumichi Nishimura (Nagoya University)
- Ryoma Senda (Mie University)
- Kotaro Kato (Nagoya University)
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Sponsored by Quantum Information Technology Committee (The Institute
of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers)
Chairman: Mio Murao (Tokyo University)
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Cosponsored by Quantum Electronics Professional Group, the Japan
Society of Applied Physics; Institute for Advanced Science
Program:
Registration
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Privacy Notice
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QIT uses the personal information provided by registrants to
organize the symposium properly and to communicate with
registrants.
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All personal information provided for QIT, including all duplicates,
will be deleted after QIT.
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Contact address for an inquiry about personal information
collection:
Organizers of Quantum Information Technology
Committee
E-mail: qit.kanji(-AT-)gmail.com [Please replace
(-AT-) with @]
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The followings are the URLs for registration.
The linked pages have different URLs from the present one.
[Submission page] for speakers (oral and poster) Closed.
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If you wish to be considered for the Student Presentation Award, please indicate that you are eligible for the award in the QIT questionnaire at the bottom of the registration page above.
For Authors
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PDF Manuscript Submission
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Information for oral presentation
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The projector has the standard HDMI type
connectors. Please test the connection in advance.
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Information for poster presentation
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The poster size should be within 84.1 cm (w) x 118.9 cm (h) (A0
size).
For Participants
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Photos (including screenshots) and video recordings of oral
presentations and posters are prohibited unless specific permission is
granted.
For those wishing to attend the conference for reporting or consultation
purposes
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In order to find out about the rules and regulations for the recording
of information at QIT meetings, please contact the QIT organizers, if
possible two weeks before the deadline of pre-registration.
If this
deadline has already passed, you should still contact the organizers,
even if it is only on the day of the meeting.
- qit.kanji(-AT-)gmail.com [Please replace (-AT-) with @]