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NTT Research "The First Step"
What do we do and why? Hear directly from the researchers themselves. And find out if you're ready to take the first step to help upgrade reality.
Meet The Researchers
The mission of NTT Research is to conduct basic research and advance technologies that become second nature to us all, promoting positive change for humankind.
Jess Riedel
Senior Research Scientist, PHI Lab
Jess’s work at NTT Research centers on the physical foundations of information processing and the theory of decoherence. Their understanding is crucial to the development of a quantum computer.
Pratish Datta
Research Scientist, CIS LAB
The advent of quantum computing will render all of today’s conventional encryption schemes obsolete. Pratish designs and analyzes encryption schemes that work today and will stand up to quantum computing tomorrow.
Michael Fraser
Senior Research Scientist, PHI Lab
Michael speaks about how his interest in physics from an early age brought him to NTT Research, where he has the freedom to apply fundamental physics to create exotic states of matter.
Go Yamamoto
Senior Research Scientist, CIS LAB
Go is on a mission to fix the internet. His research on Blockchain takes advantage of its ability to realize autonomous synchronization without membership in order to give everyone access to all that the internet offers.
Hidenori Tanaka
Research Scientist, PHI Lab
Hidenori’s focus is to bridge the gap between quantum physics, brain science and optical engineering. Understanding how the brain operates can translate into deeper understanding of quantum and classical computing.
Justin Holmgren
Research Scientist, CIS Lab
Justin explains the importance of proof systems in encryption and why the CIS Lab is well-suited to developing an upgrade to computer security without fear.
Marc Jankowski
Research Scientist, PHI Lab
Marc explains his work on nonlinear optics and the promising applications it has in the field of computing, which could give the world a lead into developing new medicines, chemicals and materials.
Ilan Komargodski
Research Scientist, CIS Lab
Ilan explains the need for cryptography to meet the challenges data security faces today. Using methods like homomorphic encryption, NTT Research hopes to achieve guaranteed security
Brent Waters
Distinguished Scientist, CIS Lab
In this world of massive data usage and sharing, Brent explains why information security is so important and how NTT Research is working to improve it.
Yasu Kataoka
Research Scientist, MEI Lab
Using artificial intelligence and sensor technology, Yasu’s work centers on heart disease classification. By applying these new technologies it may become possible to gauge human health condition on a daily basis.
Tatsuaki Okamoto
Director, CIS Lab
Dr. Okamoto gives an overview of his lab and what they hope to achieve for information security. He outlines his vision and hopes for his lab as well as his researchers.
Shin’ichiro Matsuo
Head of Blockchain Research, CIS Lab
Shin’ichiro explains the significance of Blockchain and why it is crucial to not only financial data security, but also future innovation and development of new business. He also tells us why NTT Research is best suited for this work.
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