The IQuS Team

Silas R. Beane

Professor of Physics

543-3256 , B457 , silas@ , web page

• Entanglement in Field Theory

• Lattice Gauge Theory

• Effective Field Theory

Stephan Caspar

FermiLab Quantised Postdoctoral Fellow

685-9723, B468 , caspar@ ,

• Bose-Einstein condensation

• Chern-Simons-Yang-Mills lattice models

David B. Kaplan

Senior Fellow in the INT and Professor of Physics

685-3546 , B455 , dbkaplan@ , web page

• Entanglement and Symmetries

• Lattice gauge field theory for classical computing and quantum devices

Kenneth Roche

Affiliate Associate Professor

Staff Scientist @ PNNL

206-616-9906, k8r@

• High Performance Computing

• Quantum Monte Carlo

• Fundamentals of Computing

• Quantum many-body simulations

Alessandro Roggero

IQuS Research Assistant Professor

685-3348 , C404 , roggero@

• Quantum Computing and Algorithms

• Quantum Simulation of inelastic nuclear processes

• Quantum Monte Carlo

• Effective Field Theory

Martin J. Savage

Professor of Physics

543-7481, C408 , mjs5@ , web page

• Simulations of Lattice field theories with quantum devices

• Lattice Gauge Theory

• Effective Field Theory

• Entanglement

Hersh Singh

FermiLab Quantised Postdoctoral Fellow

• Spin Systems

• Quantum Algorithms

• Quantum Computing

Nathan Wiebe

Visiting Scientist at the INT

B472

• Quantum Algorithms

• Quantum Computing

Ramya Bhaskar

PhD Student

rbhaskar@

• Simulation of Quantum Spin Systems and Field Theories

Anthony Ciavarella

PhD Student

B466 , aciavare@

• Simulation of Field Theories

Peter Ehlers

PhD Student

ehlersp@

• Entanglement in QFT

Roland Farrell

PhD Student

rolanf2@

• Entanglement in QFT

Abhishek Rajput

PhD Student

rajpua@uw.edu@

• Quantum Simulation of field theories

Natalie Klco

California Institute of Technology

Sherman Fairchild Postdoctoral Scholar Research Associate in Theoretical Physics

Recent PhD Student (PhD 2020)

klcon@

• Simulation of Quantum Systems and Field Theories

• Toward QCD and Nuclear Forces with Quantum Computing

• Entanglement and sensing

Jesse Stryker

University of Maryland

Postdoctoral Fellow

Recent PhD Student (PhD 2020)

stryker@

• Quantum Systems and Field Theories

• Toward QCD and Nuclear Forces with Quantum Computing