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The 12th Quantum Solid Flagship Seminar
https://www.qms.e.titech.ac.jp/en/news/3586/
（Date）
Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 1:15 PM – 2:30 PM
（Venue）
・On-site: Multipurpose Hall, 1st Floor, North (EEI) Bldg. 3 Ookayama Campus, Institute of Science Tokyo
MAP
・Online (Zoom): The connection details will be provided to registered participants.
Registration
https://forms.gle/1YsRfRjTEUPFTfNa8
Official introduction video for the MEXT Q-LEAP Quantum Metrology and Sensing field （YouTube）
※The audio is in Japanese, and the subtitles are in English.
Watch on YouTube (Opens in a new window)
Technological Area
The global market for sensors was 5 trillion yen in 2015, and it is predicted that the market will continue to grow with further miniaturization and price reduction
(Fuji Chimera Research Institute, Inc. 2017). Contemporary research into the quantum mechanical effect provides a rich foundation for advances in quantum
metrology & sensing, enabling the development of technologies characterized by sensitivity and spatial resolution superior to those of conventional technologies.
Such research can support diverse measurement methods applicable to a wide range of phenomena including magnetic fields, electric fields, temperature, light,
and inertial force (acceleration, angular velocity, etc.).
Due to such diversity, it is essential to clarify social applications of individual technologies by fully grasping their research phases.
This program conducts R&D of one flagship project and seven basic and fundamental research. The flagship project aims at development of prototypes* by a
comprehensive approach from basic research to practical development with prospects of concrete social implementation. Basic and foundation research are
expected to have complementary and synergistic contributions with the flagship project.
*Prototypes that can be tested in an environment close to the adoption environment (TRL6)
