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Microwave Quantum Optics Lab (Frontier Materials Physics Division)
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A cooperative graduate school lab that studies microwave quantum optics.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring microwave quantum optics.
The Microwave Quantum Optics Lab in the Frontier Materials Physics Division is a lab whose research field is microwave quantum optics.
It is a cooperative graduate school lab of the Physics Degree Program in the Degree Programs in Pure and Applied Sciences, and is led by Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, a cooperative graduate school faculty member.
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The Microwave Quantum Optics Lab in the Frontier Materials Physics Division works in the field of microwave quantum optics.
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- Faculty Member, Cooperative Graduate SchoolTsuyoshi Yamamoto
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