Unlocking Quantum Frontiers: Japan and the UK Unite for Groundbreaking 2024 Networking Fair
ASPIRE International Exchange Event: Quantum Research Collaboration between Japan and the UK
The Initiative for Promoting Advanced International Collaborative Research (ASPIRE) aims to connect top researchers from Japan and other science and technology-advanced countries and regions through international collaborative research in policy-important science and technology fields. As part of this initiative, we will be hosting an online international exchange event for Japanese and UK researchers in the quantum field in cooperation with EPSRC (UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council).
At the event, top Japanese and UK quantum researchers will be guest speakers who will talk about their international collaborative research efforts and results. We will also invite Japanese and UK researchers looking for collaborative research partners to hold pitch talks in English in the quantum field. At the end, we plan to have an online networking event for all participants, covering each research area in the quantum field.
Target Audience
- Researchers affiliated with universities, research institutes, or private research centers in Japan or the UK.
- Those who want to strengthen their network of international collaborative research teams.
- Researchers who want to exchange information with researchers affiliated with quantum research institutes in the UK.
- Team leaders who want to broaden the horizons of their young researchers and expand their opportunities for international activity.
Event Details
- Date and time: Friday, December 6, 2024 18:30-21:00 (Japan) / 9:30-12:00 (UK)
- Format: Online (Zoom) *Link will be sent after registration
- Language: English
- Participation fee: Free
Program
(1) Lectures by Japanese and English guest speakers (30 minutes)
- Japan side: Professor Wataru Mizukami, Osaka University Quantum Information and Quantum Life Research Center
- UK side: Michael Cuthbert, Director of the UK National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC)
(2) Pitch talk (approximately 1 hour)
- Number of participants: Approximately 20 presenters from each country
- Time for each presentation: 2 minutes
- Presentation format: Online Zoom (slides or videos can be used)
(3) Online social gathering (participation is optional) (40 minutes)
An information exchange session between pitch speakers and general participants.
Application Form
Presenter
If you would like to pitch, please register using the application form below.
・Registration deadline: Friday, November 8, 2024 at 5 p.m.
Registration information will be published in the event program and online booklet.
The secretariat will contact presenters with further details via email at a later date.
In addition, due to the number of participants and other factors, those who are not selected to make a pitch will be asked to participate in the online networking event and give a talk there.
Participants
- Registration link: In preparation, scheduled to be posted in early November
- Registration Deadline: Friday, November 22, 2024
- Advance registration is required to participate in the event.
- The event program and speakers will be published on the website in mid-November.
Important Notes
- The above is the current schedule and may change without notice. Details of the public call for applications, including event information, will be posted on this website as soon as they are decided, so please check them.
- Handling of personal information: If you participate in this event, you will be asked to agree to the following privacy policy in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act established by our organization.
JST Personal Information Site
Event Inquiries
National Institute of Science and Technology (JST)
International Affairs Department, Office for Promotion of Advanced International Collaborative Research
Japanese and English call for submissions: Kaneko and Okawa
Email: aspire-uk(at)jst.go.jp *Please change (at) to @.
