How to Control the Electronic States of Quantum Dots Presentation
A presentation on the TEMPO method of simulating open quantum systems and how this will help our understanding of quantum computers.
Student Researcher, University of St Andrews
I am a fifth-year studying Theoretical Physics at the University of St Andrews. My research is about quantum thermodynamics, more specifically on how a two-level quantum dot behaves in a dissipative environment with memory. I am also the President of the Physics Society, where we aim to foster a strong community and host academic and careers focused events that help the students learn and network. I can usually be found knitting a scarf or two whilst enjoying a good cup of tea.
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