Discrete and continuous variable systems: Properties, protocols, and applications
Dissertation Committee Chair: Nathan Schine
Committee:
Alexey V. Gorshkov
Victor V. Albert
Alexander Barg
Mohammad Hafezi
Novel Precision Measurement Methods for Probing Dark Matter
Dissertation Committee Chair: Ron Walsworth
Committee:
Raman Sundrum
Alexey Gorshkov
Peter Shawhan
John Cumings
Field Theory of Localization
Dissertation Committee Chair: Victor Galitski
Committee:
Mohammad Hafezi
Christopher Jarzynski
Kartik Srinivasan
Alexey Gorshkov
Josephson Effects in the Iron-Based Superconductor FeTeSe
Dissertation Committee Chair: Professor Steve Rolston and Professor Steven Anlage
Committee:
Professor Alicia Kollár
Professor Kasra Sardashti
Professor Christopher Jarzynski
Locality and Complexity in Quantum Information Dynamics
Dissertation Committee Chair: Andrew M. Childs
Committee:
Alexey V. Gorshkov
Alicia Kollár
Nathan Schine
Christopher Jarzynski
Topological Quantum Matter: Bridging Theory and Experiment
Dissertation Committee Chair: Victor Galitski (Chair) and Mohammad Hafezi (Co-Chair)
Committee:
Alexey Gorshkov
Victor Albert
Ichiro Takeuchi
Hafezi Receives Humboldt Research Award
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation has honored JQI Fellow Mohammad Hafezi for his impactful research and will support him visiting Germany to collaborate in person with colleagues there.
New Protocol Demonstrates and Verifies Quantum Speedups in a Jiffy
Researchers at JQI and the University of Maryland (UMD) have discovered a new way to quickly check the work of a quantum computer. They proposed a novel method to both demonstrate a quantum device’s problem-solving power and verify that it didn’t make a mistake. They described their protocol in an article published March 5, 2025, in the journal PRX Quantum.