Quantum KOREA 2026

Conference

Full program

Day 1 / July 2 (Thu)	Day 2 / July 3 (Fri)
Keynote 1 Prof. Isaac Chuang	Exhibitor Session 9 KT
Keynote 2 Prof. Myungshik Kim	Exhibitor Session 10 Embassy of Canada Quantum Industry Canada
Exhibitor Session 1 GYEONGGI-DO (EPI Solution)	Quantum Industry Insight
Exhibitor Session 2 Sungkyunkwan University	Exhibitor Session 11 SDT Inc.
Exhibitor Session 3 Classiq Technologies	Exhibitor Session 12 KIST
Exhibitor Session 4 KAIST	Exhibitor Session 13 Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands QDNL, TNO
Exhibitor Session 5 Zurich Instruments	Exhibitor Session 14 IBM
Exhibitor Session 6 Megazone Cloud	Exhibitor Session 15 ETRI
Exhibitor Session 7 Quandela	Exhibitor Session 16 NextQuantum, Seoul National University
Exhibitor Session 8 IONQ	Special Session "Quantum Usecases in Industry".

Day 1 / July 1 (Wed)		Day 2 / July 2 (Thu)	Day 3 / July 3 (Fri)
Session 1A Quantum Computing Ⅰ	Session 1B Quantum Communication Ⅰ	Poster Session	Session 5A Quantum Computing Ⅲ	Session 5B Quantum Science Ⅲ
Session 2A Quantum Computing Ⅱ	Session 2B Quantum Sensing Ⅰ		Session 6A Quantum Computing Ⅳ	Session 6B Quantum Communication Ⅱ
Session 3A Quantum Science Ⅰ	Session 3B Quantum Sensing Ⅱ		Session 7A Quantum Computing Ⅴ	Session 7B Quantum Communication Ⅲ
Session 4A Quantum Science Ⅱ	Session 4B Quantum Sensing Ⅲ

July 2 (Thu) / Keynote 1

10:30 - 11:00
Quantum Engineering: A Systems Challenge

Prof. Isaac Chuang

July 2 (Thu) / Keynote 2

11:00 - 11:30
Quantum technology : the story so far

Prof. Myungshik Kim

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 1

13:00 - 13:20
Enabling Quantum Sensing with SWIR SPAD Epitaxial Platforms

Cho Yongcheol, Director, Research Institute

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 2

13:20 - 13:40
Quantum at SKKU : QCenter, QFab & Quantum Engineering

Junki Kim, Professor

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 3

13:40 - 14:00
The QC Turning Point: Accelerating Industrial Adoption with Qmod and Automated Circuit Synthesis

Daniel Sung Jin Kim, Commercial Director, Korea (Donghun Lee , Quantum Algorithm Engieering Manager)

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 4

14:00 - 14:20
Quantum at KAIST

Eunseong Kim, Chair

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 5

14:20 - 14:40
Master the long-lived logical qubit

Moritz Kirste, Head of Business Development

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 6

14:40 - 15:00
Turning Quantum Potential into Actionable Advantage

Brad Kim, Chief Quantum Officer

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 7

15:00 - 15:20
Trends in Photonic Quantum Computing Technology and Quandela’s Roadmap to FTQC:

Xavier Pereira, Chief Growth Officer

July 2 (Thu) / Exhibitor Session 8

15:20 - 15:40
The Accelerating Quantum Impact: Building Economic Momentum, Resiliency and Security with IonQ

Philip Farah, VP, GTM

July 3 (Fri) / Quantum Industry Insight

11:20 - 12:00
Quantum Industry Insight

Panel Discussion

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 9

10:40 - 11:00
Towards the Quantum Internet

Kyungwoon Lee, Senior Research Engineer

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 10

11:00 - 11:20
Introduction to the Quantum Ecosystem in Canada

Philip Lafrance, Manger Sector Development & Operations

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 11

13:20 - 13:40
Designing and Manufacturing Scalable Qubit Controllers

Jinho Park, Quantum Hardware Team Lead

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 12

13:40 - 14:00
Next-Generation Integrated Quantum Photonic Devices at KIST: An Integrated Solution from Quantum Simulators to Quantum Communication Modules

Hyounghan Kwon, Senior Researcher

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 13

14:00 - 14:20
Building the future of quantum technology in the Netherlands

Anna Grashuis Policy Officer International & EU

Jiwon Yun, Quantum Researcher

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 15

14:40 - 15:00
Introduction of ETRI Quantum Technology

Yoon Chunju, Assistant Vice President

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 14

14:20 - 14:40
From Quantum Research to Industrial Impact: The Road to Practical Quantum Advantage

Dr. Charles Chung Global lead for Quantum Industry Applications for Electronics, Aerospace, Engineering & Manufacturing

July 3 (Fri) / Exhibitor Session 16

15:00 - 15:20
Introduction to the NextQuantum

Tahyun Kim, Professor

July 3 (Fri) / Special Session "Quantum Usecases in Industry".

15:40 - 16:00
The UK's Quantum Ecosystem

Jonathan Legh-Smith(UK Quantum)
16:00 - 16:20
Quantum-Augmented Optimization Consulting

Young-min Jun (LG CNS)
16:20 - 16:40
Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing Experiences from HPC-QPU platform

June-Koo Kevin Rhee (Qunova Computing)
16:40 - 17:00
From Roadmap to Reality: Pasqal's Progress in Action

Loic Henriet (Pasqal)

July 1 (Wed) / Session 1A
Quantum Computing Ⅰ

10:00 - 11:30
Talk 1

Feedback stabilization of multi-qubit parameters enabled by single-shot measurement-based sequential Monte Carlo method

Prof. Dohun Kim
Seoul National University

Talk 2

Probing real-time lattice gauge theory scattering dynamics and many-body non-Hermitian phase transition in a Rydberg-atom array

Prof. Lin Li
Huazhong University of Science and Technology

July 1 (Wed) / Session 1B
Quantum Communication Ⅰ

10:00 - 13:30
Talk 1

Multipartite entanglement for quantum network: applications of W states

Prof. Masahiro Takeoka
Keio University

Talk 2

Long-lived remote ion–ion entanglement for scalable quantum repeaters

Prof. Ye Wang
University of Science and Technology of China

July 3 (Fri) / Session 5A
Quantum Computing Ⅲ

09:30 - 11:00
Talk 1

Random quantum states with extremely low quantum resources

Prof. Hyukjoon Kwon
KIAS

Talk 2

Integrated-photonic quantum computing and networking

Prof. Jianwei Wang
Peking University

July 3 (Fri) / Session 5B
Quantum Science Ⅲ

09:30 - 11:00
Talk 1

Bayesian update of quantum beliefs

Prof. Valerio Scarani
National University of Singapore

Talk 2

Frustrated Bosonic Systems: A New Arena for Quantum Simulation

Prof. Myungjoong Hwang
Duke Kunshan University

July 1 (Wed) / Session 2A
Quantum Computing Ⅱ

13:00 - 14:30
Talk 1

Acoustic phonons for quantum computing

Prof. Andrew Cleland
University of Chicago

Talk 2

Leveraging light-matter interaction in bosonic cQED for quantum information processing

Prof. Yvonne Y. Gao
National University of Singapore / CQT

July 1 (Wed) / Session 2B
Quantum Sensing Ⅰ

13:00 - 14:30
Talk 1

Development of Trapped-ion Nuclear Clocks

Dr. Atsushi Yamaguchi
RIKEN

Talk 2

Single photon emitters in 2D materials – from deterministic creation to device integration

Prof. Maciej Koperski
National University of Singapore

July 3 (Fri) / Session 6A
Quantum Computing Ⅳ

11:30 - 13:00
Talk 1

Quantum computing and quantum advantage

Prof. Xiao Yuan
Peking University

Talk 2

Simulating non-adiabatic chemistry with a hybrid qubit-oscillator system

Prof. Ting Rei Tan
University of Sydney

July 3 (Fri) / Session 6B
Quantum Communication Ⅱ

11:30 - 13:00
Talk 1

Satellites for Long Distance Quantum Communication

Prof. Alexander Lin
National University of Singapore

Talk 2

Quantum-Secured Passive Optical Network Enabled by FDM-Based CV-QKD

Prof. Sunghyun Bae
Sejong University

July 1 (Wed) / Session 3A
Quantum Science Ⅰ

15:00 - 16:30
Talk 1

Mesoscopic Superconducting Hybrid Devices

Prof. Gil-Ho Lee
POSTECH

Talk 2

Braiding New Frontiers: Recent Advances in Non-Abelian Anyons

Prof. David F. Mross
Weizmann Institute of Science

July 1 (Wed) / Session 3B
Quantum Sensing Ⅱ

15:00 - 16:30
Talk 1

Heralded amplification of multi-photon states

Dr. Sergei Slussarenko
Griffith University

Talk 2

Quantum-Enhanced Multiparameter Estimation with Entangled Photons

Dr. Hyang-Tag Lim
KIST

July 3 (Fri) / Session 7A
Quantum Computing Ⅴ

14:30 - 16:00
Talk 1

Scalable Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing and Simulation: All-to-All Gates and Two-Dimensional Ion Crystals

Prof. Kihwan Kim
IBS

Talk 2

Quantum Information Processing with Hybridized Spin–Boson Systems in Trapped Ions

Prof. Yiheng Lin
University of Science and Technology of China

July 3 (Fri) / Session 7B
Quantum Communication Ⅲ

14:30 - 16:00
Talk 1

Silicon-Vacancy Spin-Photon Interfaces and Multilevel Control in Silicon Carbide for Quantum Network Nodes

Prof. Sang-Yun Lee
GIST

Talk 2

Metropolitan QKD Networks: deployment, validation, and the path to qudit security

Prof. Davide Bacco
University of Florence

July 1 (Wed) / Session 4A
Quantum Science Ⅱ

17:00 - 18:30
Talk 1

Practical and efficient verification of entanglement with limited measurement settings

Prof. Joonwoo Bae
KAIST

Talk 2

Quantum Magnonics: Controlling a Single Magnon and Quantum Squeezing

Prof. Jian-Qiang You
Zhejiang University

July 1 (Wed) / Session 4B
Quantum Sensing Ⅲ

17:00 - 18:30
Talk 1

Quantum Sensing for Life Science: Microscale magnetic resonance spectroscopy with an optimal sensitivity spin sensor in diamond

Prof. Fazhan Shi
University of Science and Technology of China

Talk 2

Current Status and Future Prospects of Quantum Receiver

Dr. In-Ho Bae
Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science

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