Christopher
Wilson
joined
the
ECE
department
in
2012
as
an
Associate
Professor.
He
has
a
joint
appointment
with
the
Institute
for
Quantum
Computing.
He
received
his
B.S.
in
Physics
from
the
Massachusetts
Institute
of
Technology
in
1996.
There
he
performed
undergraduate
research
on
the
role
of
nonlinear
dynamics
in
the
nervous
system.
He
received
his
Ph.D.
in
Physics
from
Yale
University
in
2002.
His
dissertation
focused
on
the
development
of
single-photon
spectrometers
using
superconducting
tunnel
junctions.
He
then
worked
at
Yale
as
the
W.M.
Keck
postdoctoral
fellow
performing
research
on
quantum
computation
and
information
processing
using
superconducting
single-electronics.
In
2004,
he
moved
to
Chalmers
University
of
Technology
in
Sweden,
later
becoming
an
Assistant
Professor
in
2007
and
an
Associate
Professor
in
2011.
At
UWaterloo
he
plans
to
continue
his
work
on
quantum
information,
microwave
quantum
optics,
and
nonlinear
dynamics.
Please
visit
Professor
Christian's
Profile
Page for
more
information.
