Prof. Washizaki provided his remarks at the conference IEEE Quantum Week 2025 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the IEEE Computer Society is one of the main sponsoring IEEE technical societies. This year, it has attracted over 1,800 registrations, demonstrating the rapid growth of the Quantum Computing community.

Prof. Washizaki joined the IEEE Computer Society SYP ALL-HANDS MEETING and witnessed incredible achievements and ongoing activities led by MGA/SYP leadership, contributors, and volunteers!

Prof. Washizaki joined the SYP networking event by the IEEE Region 6, Santa Clara Valley, San Franciso, San Diego, and other related sections/chapters.

Prof. Washizaki co-organized the 1st IEEE Enterprise Generative AI Summit in San Jose sponsored by IEEE Computer Society. There were all great keynotes, talks, panels, discussions and people! Thank you for coming, and let’s get connected.

Prof. Huawei Huang from Sun Yat-Sen University, Dr. Pengpeng Qiao from University of Science and Technology Beijing, and other distinguish researchers visited Yijun Lu and our lab. Thank you for coming and let’s collaborate to make exciting research! As a part of collaboration, we will jointly organize a workshop BlockNetSys (Blockchain-empowered AI Networking and Systems) co-located with ACM CoNEXT 2025.

We had a great lab summer camp. There were all great presentations and discussions, with a fun time. This year, the Lab Band has been formed, and all lab members have enjoyed their great music! Such talented members and students we have!

Weitao Pan, Hironori Washizaki, Nobukazu Yoshioka, Naoyasu Ubayashi, Zhixu Liu, “Detecting Machine Learning Design Patterns from Code with Machine Learning Based Approach,” 32nd International Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, People & Practices (PLoP 2025), pp. 1-10, Columbia River Gorge, Washington USA, October 12-15, 2025.

Prof. Washizaki and Prof. Ubayashi joined the QSE Tokyo. Prof. Washizaki gave a talk titled “IEEE-CS Tech Predictions, SWEBOK and Quantum Software: Towards Q-SWEBOK.”

For the STEM camp organized by Life is Tech! and our lab held at Waseda University, we were honored to have a visit from representatives of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Ghana, the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment, and Ghanaian universities.

Three undergraduates and four master’s course students have defended their Bachelor’s/Master’s Theses. Furthermore, five research project students reported the results of the study within this semester.