Bio

I have been working on quantum computing, quantum information, and quantum many-body physics. I joined Queen Mary University of London as a faculty member (permanent) in 2025. I am holding a Schmidt AI in Science fellowship at the University of Oxford, where I also serve as the college advisor at Reuben College Oxford.

I am very fortunate to be supervised by Vlatko Vedral and Andrew Boothroyd and get entangled with them, who navigated my research in the quantum realm. I did postdoctoral research with Tom Gur at Cambridge, Myungshik Kim at Imperial, Andrew Green at University College London, and came back to Oxford supported by the Fellowship. Previously, I was a Visiting Scholar of Wolfson College Oxford, and a member of Jesus College Oxford with a college scholarship. The college crest of Jesus College features three deer, and I am happy to have one surrounding me.

Selected Awards and Fellowships

• Awards for Excellence, University of Oxford for “exceptional performance and going above and beyond the requirements of the role”
• Oxford Schmidt AI Fellowship
• Reuben College Research Fellowship
• Jesus College Graduate Scholarship
• 11th Doctoral Researcher Awards, a UK-wide academic competition that promotes and awards scientific excellence among young researchers

Service

I am a referee for journals including

Nature, Nature Physics, Nature Communications, npj Quantum Information, Physical Review (PR) journals (Physical Review Letters, PRX Quantum, PR Research, PR Applied, PRA, PRB, PRE), Quantum, Scientific Reports, Entropy, Algorithms, Applied Science, etc;

conferences including

Quantum Information Processing (QIP), Theory of Quantum Computation, Communication and Cryptography (TQC), Asian Quantum Information Science (AQIS), etc;

and funding bodies such as the Swiss National Science Foundation.