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Nicholas Kocurek is currently a graduate student at the University of Washington studying quantum complexity theory, constraint satisfaction problems, and the mixing of Markov chains.
Ainesh is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at NYU. Prior to that, he was a Postdoctoral Fellow jointly appointed in the Mathematics and Computer Science departments at MIT, after he obtained his PhD in Computer Science at CMU in 2022. He is...
Adam is currently a PhD student at MIT interested in quantum error correction and fault-tolerance. He has worked on more theoretical elements on quantum coding theory, and is increasingly interested in more practical realisations of these ideas that could...
Thomas Schuster is a Sherman Fairchild Postdoctoral Scholar at the California Institute for Technology, and a Visiting Researcher at Google Quantum AI. His research lies at the interface of quantum information science and quantum many-body physics. He...
Zixia Wei is currently at Harvard University, and his reseach explores the microscopic nature of gravity through the holographic principle and its connections to statistical physics, condensed matter physics, information theory, and computational theory...
Margarita Davydova is a postdoctoral scholar at Caltech. Her work is broadly centered on finding connections between quantum computation and information, mathematics, and physics.
Shankar Balasubramanian is currently at Caltech and his interests are broadly in quantum computation and information and their connections to theoretical physics.
Andrew Huang is a master's student at MIT. He is interested in post-quantum and quantum cryptography and questions surrounding quantum complexity.
Martin Ekerå currently serves as the chief cryptographer of the Swedish NCSA (which is a part of the Swedish Armed Forces). He has approximately 18 years of experience working as a Swedish government cryptographer with the protection of classified...
Greg is a postdoctoral fellow at MIT, jointly advised by Ike Chuang and Peter Shor. Greg's recent research interests focus on resource estimation for quantum cryptanalysis, as well as more general quantum circuit design, reversible computation...