Events

Jihyun Park of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Emulation of Anyonic Statistics using High-Fidelity NMR Quantum Information Processing (QIP) Techniques.

Jihyun is supervised by Professor Raymond Laflamme.

Anirudh of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Experimentally Testable Noncontextuality Inequalities via Fourier-Motzkin Elimination.

Jihyun is supervised by Professors Joseph Emerson and Robert Spekkens.

David Luong of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

The Practical Realization of Quantum Repeaters: An Exploration

David is supervised by Professor Norbert Lütkenhaus.

Juan Miguel Arrazola of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Practical Quantum Communication

Juan Miguel is supervised by Professor Norbert Lütkenhaus.

Sean Walker of the Department of Chemistry will be defending his thesis:

Molecular nanomagnets for novel spintronics devices

Sean is supervised by Professor Jonathan Baugh.

Poompong Chaiwongkhot of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Detection Efficiency Mismatch and Finite-Key-Size Attacks on Practical Quantum Cryptography Systems

Poompong is supervised by Research Assistant Professor Vadim Makarov.

Evan Meyer-Scott of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Heralding photonic qubits for quantum communication

Evan is supervised by Professor Thomas Jennewein.

Yuval Sanders of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending his thesis:

Characterizing Errors in Quantum Information Processors

Yuval is supervised by Professors Raymond Laflamme and Frank Wilhelm-Mauch.

Tomas Jochym-O'connor of the Department of Physics and Astronomy is defending his thesis:

Novel Methods in Quantum Error Correction

Thomas is supervised by Professor Raymond Laflamme.

Sarah Kaiser of the Department of Physics and Astronomy will be defending her thesis:

Quantum Key Distribution Devices: How to make them and how to break them

Sarah is supervised by Associate Professor Thomas Jennewein.