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Quantum Information Lab · Seoha University (fictional)

We build qubits that hold their state, and the codes that protect it.

Superconducting devices, quantum error correction and the algorithms that run on them. The arrow on the sphere is one qubit — drag it.

Bloch sphere: the state of one qubit |0⟩|1⟩|+⟩|+i⟩

|ψ⟩ = 0.87|0⟩ + 0.50·ei40°|1⟩

|0⟩75%
|1⟩25%

θ 60° φ 40°

The lab in one line

  1. 0.60Devices 10 papers
  2. 0.60Error Correction 10 papers
  3. 0.53Algorithms 8 papers

Our three topics, written as a superposition. Each amplitude is the square root of that topic’s share of our papers, counted from the publication list.

Recent papers

The last twelve months, played on three wires

Each box is a paper on its topic wire; a box across two wires is a paper that spans both. The numbers match the publication list.

Checked weekly against OpenAlex and Crossref · last checked Oct 26, 2026

Devices
Error Correction
Algorithms
  1. 25

    Leakage-aware decoding for heavy-square surface codes on fixed-frequency transmons

    Quantum Device Letters, 2026

  2. 24

    Two-level-system spectroscopy of tantalum transmons with a tunable flux probe

    Journal of Applied Quantum Engineering, 2026

  3. 23

    Shot-frugal variational eigensolvers with measurement grouping for small molecules

    Proc. International Symposium on Quantum Architectures (ISQA), 2026

  4. 21

    「고정 주파수 트랜스몬의 결맞음 시간 장기 추적과 온도 순환 영향」

    한국양자공학회지, 2026

  5. 22

    A streaming union-find decoder that fits in a cryogenic FPGA budget

    Proc. Asia-Pacific Quantum Computing Workshop (APQC), 2026

  6. 20

    「잡음 있는 중간 규모 양자 장치에서 분자 바닥상태 에너지 추정 비교」

    한국양자정보 학술대회 2026 겨울, 2026

  7. 19

    Biased-noise thresholds for the XZZX code under correlated readout errors

    Transactions on Quantum Computing Systems, 2025

Circuit Lab

Make two qubits share one fate in three clicks

Place a Hadamard and a CNOT and the measurement bars split into |00⟩ and |11⟩ only — an entangled Bell pair. Our students use this page in the undergraduate course.

Build a circuit
  1. |00⟩50%
  2. |01⟩0%
  3. |10⟩0%
  4. |11⟩50%

People

Fourteen researchers, one professor

Principal investigator

Prof. Yuna Seo

Works on superconducting qubits and error correction; joined Seoha University in 2019.

Professor’s profile

Postdoctoral Researchers 2

  • Dohyun Han
  • Minji Kwon

Ph.D. Students 5

  • Jaeyun Lim
  • Seungho Baek
  • Hyunwoo Cho
  • Eunseo Nam
  • Taemin Ryu

M.S. Students 5

  • Haram Kim
  • Gunwoo Jang
  • Boram Moon
  • Arin Song
  • Wonjae Yoo

Undergraduate Researchers 2

  • Rina Shin
  • Gyeol Pyo
  • Devices
  • Error Correction
  • Algorithms

As of Oct 1, 2026

Notice

  • Seminar

    Group seminar: decoding under correlated noise (Nov 4, 3 p.m.)

  • Facility

    Dilution refrigerator B warm-up scheduled for Nov 10–14

  • Course

    Circuit Lab practice session for the Quantum Computing course

  • Seminar

    Guest talk: materials loss in superconducting resonators

Lab News

  • Award

    Jaeyun Lim wins a best poster award at APQC 2026

  • Paper

    Leakage-aware decoding paper published in Quantum Device Letters

  • Lab

    Second dilution refrigerator reaches base temperature

  • Outreach

    Circuit Lab used in a summer school for high-school students

Visit or write to us

Collaborators, visiting students and anyone curious about our fridges are welcome. Email first so we can find a time.

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