Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Passionate about teaching students, developing innovative curricula, and conducting academic research on quantum gates, circuits, and algorithms, by bridging theoretical foundations in academia with practical applications in industry. My research focuses on geometrically constructing cost-effective quantum operators, enhancing the searching circuitry of Grover’s algorithm and the quantum approximate optimization algorithm (QAOA), and developing generic quantum libraries for lower quantum costs and efficient physical qubits routing (mapping) for the layouts (architectures) of real quantum computers.
Interests: Quantum computing, multi-valued (Boolean) logic, machine learning, computer vision, robotics