I am a DPhil student co-supervised by Dr. Joe Goodwin in the Department of Physics and Prof. B谩lint Koczor in the Mathematical Institute. I develop theoretical quantum computing techniques and study how to apply them in real experiments, which also informs us about optimised hardware design choices. In particular, I am interested in networked ion trap architectures, where trapped-ion quantum processing units (QPUs) of moderate scale are interconnected via optical fiber links. With this hardware architecture in mind, my research focuses on quantum error mitigation (QEM) techniques, quantum error correction (QEC) codes, and their integration, with the aim of enabling classically intractable computations in trapped-ions.
Before joining 91探花, I obtained a BSc degree in physics and math from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and a MSc degree in quantum engineering from ETH Zurich. I have previously been affiliated with the Theoretical Quantum Physics Laboratory in RIKEN, the Center for Computational Mathematics of Flatiron Institute, and IBM Quantum.