Profiles

Research expertise

• Coupling of quantum emitters to nano-photonics structures
• Development of on-chip platforms for enhanced light-matter and light-light interactions
• Non-classical light sources and quantum memories based on mesoscopic ensembles of quantum emitters
• Frozen light, dark-state polaritons, and all-optical switching at extremely low light levels

Research expertise

• Spin qubits
• Semiconductor quantum dots
• Quantum transport
• Low temperature physics
• Magnetic resonance
• Experimental quantum information processing and quantum control
• Quantum light sources
• Quantum materials

Research expertise

• Classical complexity theory
• Quantum complexity theory

Research expertise

• Coupling spins and nanomechanical oscillators
• Nanometer scale magnetic resonance imaging
• Exploring nanometer scale quantum phenomena in condensed matter systems

Research expertise

• Quantum information theory
• Structure of quantum algorithms
• Quantum communication complexity theory

Supervisor: David Cory

Research expertise

• Magnetic resonance and its applications
• Spin-based quantum information processors
• Quantum complexity
• Neutron interferometry

Research expertise

• Error diagnosis and suppression
• Validation of circuit performance in quantum computers
• Foundations of quantum theory 

Research expertise

• Quantum algorithms
• Classical simulation of quantum computation
• Computational complexity of quantum many-body systems

Research Expertise

• Experimental and theoretical physics
• Cavity optomechanics
• Superconducting circuits
• Quantum information
• Nanomechanics

• Research expertise

• Ultracold atoms and molecules
• Quantum chemistry
• Quantum information
• Precision measurements and quantum-enhanced metrology

• Email: thomas.jennewein@uwaterloo.ca
• Office: QNC 3317
• Office Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 37485
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Research expertise

• Large-scale solid-state quantum simulators and computers for quantum information processing and communications
• Multi-functional solid-state molecular devices and systems for the post-Si era
• Development of multi-disciplinary enabling technologies and materials for integrated quantum and molecular circuits and systems
• Quantum artificial intelligence and quantum security

Research expertise

• Quantum control
• Quantum error correction for quantum computing and cryptography
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
• Quantum Information Processing

Research expertise

• Quantum cryptography
• Quantum communications
• Measurement-based quantum computation
• Fault-tolerant quantum computation and error correction

Research expertise

• Superconducting flux qubits for quantum information
• Quantum sensing with superconducting devices
• Quantum annealing
• Strong light matter interaction in superconducting circuits
• Relativistic quantum information with superconducting circuits

Research expertise

• The theory of practical quantum key distribution systems
• Methods and tools for entanglement verification
• Linear optic quantum logic operation and measurement implementation
• Quantum state detection and estimation theory

Matteo Mariantoni received a Master of Engineering from Politecnico di Milano, Italy, and Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. After completing his doctorate at both the Walther-Meissner-Institute for Low Temperature Research and the Technical University of Munich in 2009, Mariantoni was awarded the Elings Prize Fellowship in Science of the California NanoSystem Institute at the University of California, Santa Barbara. While in Santa Barbara, his implementation of a quantum memory and processor on a single chip using a “quantum von Neumann architecture” was ranked as one of the top 10 breakthroughs for 2011 by Physics World.

Research expertise

• Topologically protected low-dimensional spin system (doped Bi/Se/Te system)
• Spin memory and logic devices (magnetoresistance and multiferroics based)
• Diamond spintronics (synthetic diamond as semiconductor/superconductor)
• Oxide spintronics (perovskite/ferrite systems)

Research expertise

• Quantum-safe cryptography
• Quantum algorithms and complexity
• Methods for mapping quantum circuits to realistic architectures

Research expertise

• Quantum networks
• Quantum sensing
• Quantum simulations
• High-energy physics simulation with quantum computers

Research expertise

• Quantum computation and quantum information
• Computational complexity
• Design and analysis of algorithms

Dmitry Pushin has formal training in experimental neutron physics and interferometry, quantum information, and condensed matter physics.

Research expertise

• Experimental quantum many-body physics
• Quantum computation with trapped ions
• Use of holography and high resolution microscopy to manipulate many-body systems

Research expertise

• Semiconductor nanowire quantum light sources
• Hybrid nanowire quantum state converter
• Quantum memories
• Integrated quantum photonic circuits
• Highly efficient quantum detectors

Research expertise

• Experimental quantum communication and computation
• Optical sources of entanglement
• Measurement and quantum state tomography
• Quantum interference
• Nonlinear optics

• Email: pooya.ronagh@uwaterloo.ca
• Office: QNC 4316
• Office Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 39072
• Supervisor: Raymond Laflamme

Research interests

• Clifford circuits
• Low-depth circuits (classical and quantum)
• Classical simulation of quantum circuits

Research expertise

• Manipulation of quantum systems with trapped ions
• Quantum computation with trapped ions
• Phases and dynamics of interacting spin systems

• Email: fsfigakis@uwaterloo.ca
• Office: RAC 2124
• Office Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 30491
• Supervisor: Jonathan Baugh

Research expertise

• Lie theory and algebraic combinatorics
• Representation theory in quantum information
• Non-local games
• Geometry of entanglement

Research expertise

• Quantum Shannon Theory
• Quantum Networks
• Mathematical Physics
• Physics of Information

Research expertise

• Structural, optical, and electronic properties of low-dimensional, quantum materials
• Novel microscopy techniques and characterization
• Manipulation and fabrication of nanoscale electronic devices

Umesh Vazirani is a professor in the Computer Science Division of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley.

Research expertise

• Microwave quantum optics
• Quantum memories and interfaces
• Circuit quantum electrodynamics
• Nonlinear dynamics

•  Email: jyard@uwaterloo.ca
• Office: QNC 3126
• Office Phone: 519-888-4567 ext. 30229
• Admin Support: Chin Lee