Quantum Device Research Team
The Superconducting Quantum Circuit Fabrication Facility
We manage the The Superconducting Quantum Circuit Fabrication Facility (Qufab). This facility operates a 4-inch device prototyping line and provides process utilization and prototyping services. Qufab is capable of handling superconducting qubits and circuits, superconducting digital-analog integrated circuits, and superconducting 3D implementations.
Staff Members
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Team Leader, Go FUJII |
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Joint Appointed Fellow, Kazumasa MAKISE |
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Joint Appointed Fellow, Daiyu KONDO |
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Specific Technical Senior Officer, Koh-ichi NITTOH |
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Senior Researcher, Iku HIRANO |
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Senior Researcher, Nobuyuki ZEN |
Superconductivity arising in a phonon-engineered metallic film ; Superconducting particle detectors | ||
Senior Researcher, Manabu TSUJIMOTO |
Quantum Device Fabrication, Quantum Materials, Superconducting Single Crystal Devices, Terahertz Science and Technology, Beyond 5G and 6G | ||
Senior Researcher, Yoshiro URADE |
Superconducting quantum circuits towards fault-tolerant quantum computers | ||
Researcher, Yuichi FUJITA |
Research and development of technologies for large-scale integrated circuits of superconducting quantum bit | ||
Researcher, Fumihiro CHINA |
Research on superconducting logic circuits and superconducting device fabrication | ||
Concurrent post, Wataru MIZUBAYASHI |
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Research Manager, Hirotake YAMAMORI |
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Concurrent post, Katsuya KIKUCHI |
Research and development of three-dimensional integrated circuit technology | ||
Concurrent post, Naoya WATANABE |
Research on process technology for three-dimensional integrated circuits | ||
Concurrent post, Yuuki ARAGA |
Analysis and measurement of electromagnetic interference among 3-D stacked ICs ; Development of method to stack superconductive chips using micro-bump or direct bonding | ||
Concurrent post, Takahiro MORI |
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Concurrent post, Hidehiro ASAI |
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Concurrent post, Kimihiko KATO |
Silicon tunnel field-effect transistor ; Silicon quantum bit | ||
Concurrent post, Hiroshi OKA |
Semiconductor Device Technology for Quantum Computers ; Development of high-mobility Transitors | ||
Concurrent post, Shota IIZUKA |
Development of Silicon quantum bit | ||
Concurrent post, Takumi INABA |