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We conduct curiosity-driven research that explores the most basic building blocks of nature with an eye toward potential applications in information science and technology.
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Repurposing Qubit Tech to Explore Exotic Superconductivity
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New Design Packs Two Qubits into One Superconducting Junction
October 21, 2024
Events
- January 30, 2025 11:30 amRQS Seminar
Quantum thermodynamics of nonequilibrium processes in lattice gauge theories
Greeshma Shivali OrugantiUniversity of Maryland
- January 31, 2025 12:00 pmFriday Quantum Seminar
Parallel-sequential circuits for quantum state preparation
Zhi-Yuan WeiQuICS
- February 3, 2025 11:00 amJQI Seminar
TBD - Feb 3, 2025
Dave SchusterStanford
Latest Publications
Projective Toric Designs, Difference Sets, and Quantum State Designs
, , Quantum, 8, (2024)Iosue et al_2023_Projective toric designs, difference sets, and quantum state designs.pdfOptical pumping of electronic quantum Hall states with vortex light
, , Nature Photonics, 23, (2024)Optical_Pumping_w_Supplementary.pdfRealization of 1D Anyons with Arbitrary Statistical Phase
, , Science, 386, (2024)Kwan et al_2023_Realization of 1D Anyons with Arbitrary Statistical Phase.pdf
The central theme of my research is to apply tools from quantum science to the studies of molecular structures and chemical reactions. To this end, becoming a member of JQI, one of the world's leading quantum centers, is highly valuable for my research program. Conversely, I hope to leverage my interdisciplinary background in both AMO physics and physical chemistry to help foster synergy between quantum and chemical sciences at UMD.
