Mattias Fitzpatrick is an experimental physicist and quantum engineer focusing on superconducting circuits and machine learning. He did his graduate work at Princeton University where he focused on driven-dissipative quantum engineering and nonequilibrium quantum simulation. Mattias's postdoctoral work was also at Princeton where he worked with shallow nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond for quantum sensing. He then went on to work as a Research Staff Member at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Lab in Yorktown Heights, NY.

Mattias is currently an assistant professor at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College with an adjunct professorship in the physics department.

contact: mattias.w.fitzpatrick@dartmouth.edu

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Salil is a theoretical quantum physicist with research interests in open quantum systems, quantum annealing, quantum thermodynamics, quantum transport, the dynamics of driven-dissipative systems, quantum thermoelectrics, and quantum biology. During his doctoral research, he developed a numerically exact path integral approach to simulate the dynamics of interacting quantum dots in Aharonov-Bohm networks, while also investigating the role of broken time-reversal symmetry. His work reflects a deep passion for simulating driven quantum systems, with applications in quantum sensing and quantum error correction. He has also contributed to the design of many-body interactions for quantum annealing and has enjoyed collaborations with experimentalists. Presently, he is collaborating with Professor Fitzpatrick to deepen his understanding of the experimental facets of driven-dissipative systems, providing theoretical support for ongoing projects. Outside of his work, Salil enjoys hiking, playing bongo drums, and exploring history.

Juan Sebastián did his undergraduate and master's work at the National University of Colombia, where he focused on simulating the thermodynamic behavior and equilibrium properties of nanoscale exchange-graded magnetic materials. His current interests include quantum computing, quantum sensing, and developing AI-driven quantum error correction frameworks. In his spare time, Juan enjoys traveling, spending time with nature and family, playing soccer, cooking, singing, and playing music.

Alex's current interests involve using software to solve problems in engineering, math, and physics. Outside of academia, Alex loves to ski, play piano, and cycle.

Tian is a dual-degree in CS and History from Amherst College and EE from Dartmouth College. He is broadly interested in quantum information science. In his spare, he likes to read and play grand strategy games.

Chris did his undergrad at University of Michigan and a master's at UW-Madison. He is interested in uncovering novel physics in superconducting circuits. He is also a dedicated snowboarder who hopes to land a 720 someday.

Sofia is a Dartmouth '26 student majoring in Engineering Physics. She is interested in quantum field theory and quantum sensing. She is originally from Los Angeles, California. Outside the lab, Sofia competes on Dartmouth’s cross country and track and field teams and enjoys creating new projects in her free time.

Roy is a Physics and Computer Science double major at Dartmouth college. His interests lie at the intersection between quantum information processing and machine learning. Outside the lab, Roy competes in track and field, hikes with friends, and listens to rock and jazz.

Jake is a dual-degree student at Middlebury College. He is pursuing a Physics degree from Middlebury with a minor in Computer Science and an Engineering degree from Dartmouth. Outside the lab, Jake is an avid runner, biker, and skier.

Chloe is a Dartmouth ’27 studying Engineering Physics. She’s broadly interested in quantum computing and material science. Outside the lab, Chloe is involved with the Dartmouth Outing Club and enjoys swimming, hiking, and reading.

Sam is studying Physics and Mathematics at Bowdoin College. He is interested in applying those concepts to solve a variety of engineering problems. Outside the lab, Sam is a pitcher for the Bowdoin baseball team and enjoys cooking, fishing, and skiing.