About Me

I am Bingzhi Zhang (张炳志), a sixth-year physics Ph.D. candidate at University of Southern California (USC), supervised by Dr. Quntao Zhuang. I enrolled as a physics Ph.D student at University of Arizona in 2018, and after four year’s study, I moved to USC in summer 2022 following my advisor to continue my Ph.D career.

Email: bingzhiz@usc.edu

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Reseach interest

As a theoretical physics researcher, I am interested in the intersection between quantum physics and computer science. I mainly focus on the quantum neural network based on both discrete-variable (qubit) and continuous variable (qumode) platforms. My research topics incorporate but not limited to:

1. Understanding the static phenomena and dynamical process of quantum neural networks;

2. Intersection between quantum algorithms and quantum many-body physics, condensed-matter theory and high-energy physics;

3. Statistical learning of quantum systems;

4. Quantum information scrambling, quantum sensing, quantum control.

Personal experience

I am from Qingdao, a city in Shandong Province of China. Before my Ph.D. career, I graduated from Sun Yat-sen University with a B.Sc in Opto-electronics Information Science and Engineering.

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