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The 3rd International Symposium on Photonic Computing
The 3rd International Symposium on Photonic Computing will be held as an event marking the final year
of the project. In this symposium, we will provide an overview of the project as a whole and present
the major achievements of each research team. Additionally, we will invite distinguished researchers
from Japan and abroad who are actively contributing to this field to share their latest research findings.
We look forward to your participation.
- Date:
- December 14 (Mon)–15 (Tue), 2026
- Venue:
- Waseda University International Conference Center (Masaru Ibuka Auditorium), Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
https://waseda.box.com/s/k3z41a2w5l0adiyiuw8u92fghx0kkks1 - Format:
- Onsite and Online (Zoom)
For those who have registered for online attendance, the Zoom link will be sent to you at a later date. - Registration:
- https://forms.gle/ExhjgjQk4ZzKRWG6A
- Deadline:
- December 9 (Wed) for Onsite and December 12 (Sat) for Online
- Program:
Day 1 (December 14) -
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- 13:00‒15:20
- Session 1: Opening Session
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- 13:00‒13:30
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Greeting and overview of the project,
Tetsuya Kawanishi, Head Investigator, Waseda University
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- 13:30‒14:10
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TBD,
Paul Prucnal, Princeton University [International Invited]
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- 14:10‒14:50
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TBD,
Masaya Notomi, NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Institute of Science Tokyo [Domestic Invited]
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- 14:50‒15:20
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Random-scattering-based computing for high-speed sensing,
Satoshi Sunada, Kanazawa University
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- 15:20‒15:50
- Break
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- 15:50‒17:40
- Session 2: Physics and Mechanism I (JST-CREST)
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- 15:50‒16:30
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TBD,
Daniel Brunner, FEMTO-ST [International Invited]
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- 16:30‒17:10
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From time-delay systems to deep neural networks,
Serhiy Yanchuk, University College Cork [International Invited]
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- 17:10‒17:40
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Photonic artificial intelligence based on complex photonics,
Atsushi Uchida, Saitama University
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- 17:40‒19:40
- Session 3: Poster Session with Reception (Free drink and light meal)
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- Day 2 (December 15)
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- 10:00‒12:00
- Session 4: Architecture and Mechanism I (Publicly Offered Research)
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- 10:00‒10:20
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Spatial photonic Ising machines utilizing spatial multiplexing,
Suguru Shimomura, University of Osaka
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- 10:20‒10:40
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Photonic spiking neuron based on magneto-optical conversion,
Yuya Shoji, Institute of Science Tokyo
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- 10:40‒11:00
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Advancing microcombs for optical computing,
Naoya Kuse, Tokushima University
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- 11:00‒11:20
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Optical information signal processing devices based on optical Fourier transformation,
Koichi Takiguchi, Ritsumeikan University
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- 11:20‒11:40
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Stochastic modeling of leader-laggard relationship in mutually coupled synchronized semiconductor lasers,
Jun Ohkubo, Saitama University
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- 11:40‒12:00
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Extended optoelectronic deep neural network based on spatial light modulation,
Masanori Takabayashi, Kyushu Institute of Technology
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- 12:00‒13:30
- Lunch
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- 13:30‒15:10
- Session 5: Physics and Mechanism II
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- 13:30‒14:10
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TBD,
Darius Bunandar, Lightmatter, Inc. [International Invited]
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- 14:10‒14:40
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Precise lightwave modulation for photonic computing,
Tetsuya Kawanishi, Waseda University
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- 14:40‒15:10
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Applications of Laser Chaos Decision Maker to Wireless Communication Systems,
Mikio Hasegawa, Tokyo University of Science
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- 15:10‒15:40
- Break
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- 15:40‒17:10
- Session 6: Architecture and Mechanism II
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- 15:40‒17:10
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Towards a Fusion of Ultrafast Silicon Analog Circuitry and Photonics,
Akifumi Kasamatsu, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
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- 16:10‒16:40
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Photonic Approximate Computing,
Michihiro Koibuchi, National Institute of Informatics
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- 16:40‒17:10
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Hybrid Optoelectronic Computer System Architecture Exploration,
Satoshi Kawakami, Kyushu University
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- 17:10‒17:50
- Session 7: Concluding Invited Talk
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- 17:10‒17:50
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TBD,
Masatoshi Ishikawa, Tokyo University of Science [Domestic Invited]
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- 17:50‒18:20
- Break
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- 18:20‒19:20
- Session 8: Award Ceremony
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- 18:20‒18:50
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Award Ceremony,
Tetsuya Kawanishi
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- 18:50‒19:05
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TBD (Photonic Computing Best Young Scientist Award Lecture),
Kazutaka Kanno, Saitama University
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- 19:05‒19:20
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TBD (Photonic Computing Best Young Scientist Award Lecture),
Ryugo Iwami, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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- 19:20‒19:30
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Closing Remarks,
Atsushi Uchida
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- In cooperation with
IEICE: The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
JSAP: The Japan Society of Applied Physics
OSJ: The Optical Society of Japan
- Supported by
JST-CREST: Development of innovative technologies in photonic in-sensor computing
JST-ASPIRE: Multi-physics-based system design for future ICT networks