Research & education · Japan

Advancing research
through collaboration.

Aozorium is a Japan-based nonprofit advancing scientific education, international collaboration, and public outreach in superconducting, cryogenic, and next-generation computing.

About Aozorium

Science as a shared resource.

We make advanced science more accessible, support young researchers and students, and bring people together across disciplines and borders.

As a nonprofit General Incorporated Association, our activities serve the public good. Through the QUEST workshop series, open educational resources, and international exchange, we connect academia, industry, and the wider community.

We are committed to transparency, educational impact, and the sustainable development of science and technology.

  • 01QUEST workshops
  • 02Open educational resources
  • 03International research exchange
  • 04Academia, industry & the public

Workshops & gatherings

Connecting the superconducting and cryogenic computing community.

Upcoming

QUEST 2026

October 19–21, 2026

Toki Messe · Niigata, Japan

3rd International Workshop on Quantum, Cryogenic and Superconductive Computing. Keynotes, contributed talks, posters, and technical discussions.

Co-organized by Aozorium

Workshop website

Past workshop

QUEST 2025

October 20–22, 2025

2nd International Workshop on Quantum, Cryogenic and Superconductive Computing · Yokohama, Japan

Website

Host an event with us

We plan and support academic conferences, symposia, lectures, and workshops. Get in touch to discuss a collaboration.

Contact us

Open educational resources

Materials for researchers, students, and anyone curious about superconducting and cryogenic computing.

Open source projects

EDA tools for cryo-IC design; superconducting AI benchmarking; more projects to follow.

In preparation

Educational articles

Data analysis, research methodology, and scientific writing.

In preparation

Video resources

Research methods, data analysis workshops, and scientific presentation skills.

In preparation

Support our mission

Contributions support our events, educational resources, and research community.