Happy to have my paper about an incoherent quantum homogenizer published in Physical Review A! journals.aps.org/pra/abstract/1…

Had a great time performing my quantum poem, "Alice and Bob: The Scientists that Don't Exist", at the inaugural Quantum Carousel in Bristol! The poem is a conversation between Alice and Bob, the well-known characters from quantum thought experiments, in which they have an

Alice and Bob: The Scientists that Don’t Exist “Not again!” cries Alice, as machines start to whir. Bob closes the heavy lab doors unperturbed. Another day, new experiments, for A and B to trial, “We’re advancing science!” says Bob with a smile. “But Bob – we don’t exist,

Bojan Tunguz People who ponder interpretations of Quantum Mechanics make some of the greatest breakthroughs in applications of Quantum Mechanics :) (e.g. Deutsch’s test of many-worlds vs Copenhagen collapse led to quantum computing, & Bell tests investigating local realism led to

Looking forward to the Seeking Quantum Advantage conference in Oxford next week! I’m excited to be co-chairing an Evening Debate on the Wednesday, during which a panel of experts will discuss various aspects of quantum computing in the historic Divinity School. The aim of the

Had a great time at the Seeking Quantum Advantage (#SEEQA24) conference in Oxford this week! It was interesting to hear about and discuss the latest progress and outlook on topics like hardware development, error mitigation, quantum error correction, quantum algorithms and more,

Earlier this year, I completed my internship with the IBM Quantum Community Team, which I have been doing part-time alongside my PhD since 2021! Mostly I worked remotely with the Qiskit video team, though a highlight was visiting the New York office in Manhattan last summer to

Just a few days left until the Quantum Science and Engineering Education Conference 2024 (#QSEEC24) at IEEE Quantum Week in Montréal! If you're there come along for my talk on Monday about testing thought experiments based on different disciplines as an educational tool for

Looking forward to participating in the Vienna Quantum Foundations Conference next week! The conference takes place from Monday 23rd September to Friday 27th September, hosted by IQOQI-Vienna. I will be presenting a flash talk and a poster at the conference, related to my

Enjoyed the keynote at IEEE Quantum Week this morning by Eleanor Rieffel NASA! It was a great example of how to accurately communicate the exciting potential of quantum computing without over-hype. It was also fun to see quantum foundations (Wigner’s friend experiments!) make a