PhD student in quantum information @freieuniversitaet.bsky.social
UofT Condensed Matter Physics PhD studying quantum systems // it's not my whole life yet
Quantum computing scientist at Boehringer Ingelheim
Lover of Photons, Atoms, Semiconductors, Superconductors and more.
Quantum computing researcher, UWaterloo, Vector Institute
https://aroosaijaz.github.io/
Quantum physicist. Assistant Prof at EPFL. Climber.
Quantum physicist, Rhodes Scholar & DPhil candidate at Oxford
Quantum science and education at IBM.
And also in my free time.
I like quantum computing, science literacy and animals and dislike misinformation, pseudoscience, and goat cheese.
PhD candidate studying quantum nanophotonics at UC Davis. Previously: PsiQuantum, Amazon CQC
Quantum info PhD student @ Cambridge University | Error correction and topological matter | Previously @ USyd
“All easy quantum many-body problems are alike: they are either a harmonic oscillator or free fermions in disguise. Each hard QMB problem is hard in its own way.”
— The Anna Karenina principle of QMB physics
Postdoc at ETH (Demler group)
Quantum error correction @ Inria Paris (COSMIQ team)
https://mikevasmer.github.io/
Quantum Computing Research Lead @LG Electronics Toronto AI Lab
Physics is my religion and opinions are my own
PhD student @ Chalmers University of Technology
Quantum experimentalist and educator, Head of QEC Enablement at Riverlane, ex Google Quantum, ex IBM Quantum, PhD Princeton
Views my own. I talk about #quantumcomputing, #immigration, and the occasional #dog #pup #labradorretriever story
abrahamasfaw.com
Student Researcher @Google Quantum AI 🇺🇸
PhD Candidate in Physics @EPFL 🇨🇭
I like simulating quantum computers 💻
Researcher, advancing Quantum, AI and HPC simulation tools in a quest to solve the nation’s most challenging energy problems. Love traveling and exploring the world. Opinions are my own.
Quantum computing @ AWS
Views are my own 🧪
Content Manager at Space.com and freelance science writer focused on animal intelligence, corvids, cephalopods, quantum technology, and AI. Works in Nat Geo, Science Friday, Scientific American, New Scientist, Ars Technica, Nautilus Mag, etc.
