Research

Our lab focuses on developing new strategies to control quantum systems in the lab with ever-increasing scale and fidelity in order to use them as tools for science and technology. Programmable quantum systems are unique vehicles to learn about the physics of complex many-body systems and at the same time explore how these complexities can power fundamentally new technologies such as quantum computation, quantum metrology, and quantum networking. The modern era of quantum science is particularly exciting with the rapidly developing capabilities to construct large quantum systems that are firmly beyond the regime of classical simulatability and for which entanglement and non-classical phenomena play a central role.

Our current research themes are listed below, with more details coming soon!