Why Are Correct Calculations Not Used?
QunaSys, promoting industrial applications of quantum computers, will host an online webinar on May 14, 2026, featuring JAEA's Mr. Igarashi. The event will explore the relationship between computation and experimentation, aiming to resolve discrepancies between computational and experimental researchers and enhance the perceived value of computational results in R&D.
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QunaSys Corporation (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Tenren Yang), a company promoting the industrial application of quantum computers, will hold an online webinar on Thursday, May 14, 2026, with Mr. Takahiro Igarashi from the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) as a guest, on the theme of "The Relationship Between Computation and Experimentation."
■ Webinar Overview
Event Name:
Why Are Correct Calculations Not Used?
- Exploring the background of why they are not utilized in experiments and how to communicate the value of calculations through practical experience -
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026, 14:00-15:00
Format: Online (Zoom)
Participation Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)
Organizer: QunaSys Corporation
■ Background and Objective of this Webinar
While the utilization of simulations and computational science is advancing in the field of research and development, a disconnect arises between researchers who handle computations and those who conduct experiments. Typical issues include:
Challenges for Computational Researchers:
- Despite technically producing correct results, they are told "it's not usable on-site."
- Experimental teams rarely request computations in the first place.
Challenges for Experimental Researchers:
- They cannot derive useful insights from calculation results and end up relying on experiments.
- They cannot envision how calculations can solve their problems, leading to a lack of utilization.
This situation is not solely the problem of one party. It stems from structural gaps such as "the insufficient communication of how calculation results contribute to on-site decision-making" and "a lack of shared understanding of the objectives to be achieved."
For this webinar, we are honored to welcome Mr. Igarashi from JAEA, who has been engaged in connecting computation and experimentation for many years in research on complex phenomena such as corrosion.
How can "correct calculations" be transformed into "value useful for on-site decision-making"?
This session will delve into the nature of this "structure of unused calculations" where everyone is correct yet interactions fail, and practical ways to overcome it, based on real-world experiences.
■ Program (Tentative)
1. Opening Remarks / Purpose Explanation (QunaSys)
2. Lecture by Mr. Igarashi
- Why are calculations perceived as "unusable on-site"?
- What do experimental researchers expect from calculations?
- The turning point when "unused calculations" transformed into "calculations used for decision-making"
3. Dialogue
- What should computational and experimental researchers change in their approach?
4. Q&A
5. Closing
Keywords: Quantum Computer, Simulation, Computational Science, R&D, Material Development, Computational Chemistry, Webinar, Industrial Application, Experiment, R&D
■ Webinar Overview
Event Name:
Why Are Correct Calculations Not Used?
- Exploring the background of why they are not utilized in experiments and how to communicate the value of calculations through practical experience -
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026, 14:00-15:00
Format: Online (Zoom)
Participation Fee: Free (Pre-registration required)
Organizer: QunaSys Corporation
■ Background and Objective of this Webinar
While the utilization of simulations and computational science is advancing in the field of research and development, a disconnect arises between researchers who handle computations and those who conduct experiments. Typical issues include:
Challenges for Computational Researchers:
- Despite technically producing correct results, they are told "it's not usable on-site."
- Experimental teams rarely request computations in the first place.
Challenges for Experimental Researchers:
- They cannot derive useful insights from calculation results and end up relying on experiments.
- They cannot envision how calculations can solve their problems, leading to a lack of utilization.
This situation is not solely the problem of one party. It stems from structural gaps such as "the insufficient communication of how calculation results contribute to on-site decision-making" and "a lack of shared understanding of the objectives to be achieved."
For this webinar, we are honored to welcome Mr. Igarashi from JAEA, who has been engaged in connecting computation and experimentation for many years in research on complex phenomena such as corrosion.
How can "correct calculations" be transformed into "value useful for on-site decision-making"?
This session will delve into the nature of this "structure of unused calculations" where everyone is correct yet interactions fail, and practical ways to overcome it, based on real-world experiences.
■ Program (Tentative)
1. Opening Remarks / Purpose Explanation (QunaSys)
2. Lecture by Mr. Igarashi
- Why are calculations perceived as "unusable on-site"?
- What do experimental researchers expect from calculations?
- The turning point when "unused calculations" transformed into "calculations used for decision-making"
3. Dialogue
- What should computational and experimental researchers change in their approach?
4. Q&A
5. Closing
Keywords: Quantum Computer, Simulation, Computational Science, R&D, Material Development, Computational Chemistry, Webinar, Industrial Application, Experiment, R&D