Ashwin's research primarily revolves around quantum information and computation, with an emphasis on algorithms, complexity, and communication. A major theme in his work has been the use of information-theoretic tools to characterize the complexity of computational tasks in a variety of contexts. He continues to work more broadly on theoretical computer science.
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