Our work focuses on NISQ-era (Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum) algorithms, quantum error correction, and quantum circuit knitting. Our field of application is primarily quantum chemistry.
NISQ (Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum) devices represent an intermediate stage in the development of quantum computers. These devices have a limited number of qubits (quantum bits) and are susceptible to errors due to noise and imperfections in the hardware.
Currently, we also building a quantum error correction framework with QDup, a novel algorithm for creating robust quantum circuits using non-unitary quantum gates with applications in quantum computation and communication.
Professor
Toronto, Canada
Post-Doc
Toronto, Canada
PhD Student
Toronto, Canada
PhD Student
Toronto, Canada
PhD Student
Toronto, Canada