Frederik Nathan
Assistant Professor
University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark
Working on realising self-correcting qubits in dissipative superconducting circuits, and develop methods for open quantum systems.
My organisation
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About me
Assistant professor in quantum algorithms and applications at the NNF quantum computing programme (NQCP), University of Copenhagen. Formerly postdoc at Caltech.
Working on self-correcting qubits in dissipative superconducting resonators, and developing new methods for open quantum systems. Developed a universal Lindblad equation which unlocks a wide range of open/noise complex quantum systems for systematic modelling, and is used by major commmercial actors in quantum computing to simulate experiments.
Skills
- Analytics
- Simulation
- research management
- quantum information theory
- quantum dynamics
- Superconducting qubit platforms
- Solid state physics
- Quantum optics
Interests
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Algorithms
- AI for quantum mechanics
- Self-correcting qubits
- Open quantum system theory