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This page collects resources that may interest prospective QSE students. At your own pace, take virtual lab tours, watch talks from renowned quantum scientists filmed as part of our Quantum Colloquium series, and explore the various resources that the...

Anurag Anshu

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Anurag Anshu is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Harvard SEAS. Prior to this, he was a postdoctoral researcher at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing, University of California, Berkeley. He was also a joint postdoctoral...

Boaz Barak

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I am a professor of Computer Science at Harvard University, and a member of the Harvard SEAS Theory of Computing group. Previously, I was a principal researcher at Microsoft Research New England, and before that I was an associate professor (with tenure)...

David Brook

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My research focuses on the interaction between the architecture and software of computer systems and underlying hardware implementation challenges.  These challenges include power, reliability, and variability issues across embedded and high-performance...

John Doyle

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John Doyle's research centers on using cold molecules for science ranging from bio-analysis to particle physics to quantum information. His group studies fundamental collisional processes in atoms and molecules and develop tools to achieve full quantum...

Markus Greiner

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Markus Greiner's research is focused on experiments with ultracold atoms, in which strongly correlated many-body quantum systems can be experimentally realized in a well controlled way. This opens the door for studying fundamental questions of modern...

Donhee Ham

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Donhee Ham is Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Physics and EE at Harvard University, where he has been since September 2002. Ham, from Busan, Korea, earned a B.S. degree in physics from Seoul National University in 1996, where he graduated summa cum...

Eric Heller

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Eric Heller joined the physics faculty at Harvard in 1993, and became a CCB faculty member in 2009. He received his PhD in Chemical Physics from Harvard. His research centers on time dependent and semiclassical quantum mechanics of molecules and devices...