Leveraging the Quantum Realm:
How Small Physics Solves Big Problems
Thursday, March 18th | 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Dr. Sara Mouradian
Ion Trap Group
Department of Physics
UC Berkeley
Dr. Kasra Nowrouzi
Advanced Quantum Testbed
Computational Research Division
Berkeley Lab
Dr. Sara Mouradian is a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley working to engineer quantum systems. She’s particularly interested in the technologies which will allow us to increase the size and complexity of these systems. Sara studied at MIT in Boston before moving to the Bay Area. In her spare time she enjoys cooking and exploring all of the beauty California has to offer.
Dr. Kasra Nowrouzi is the Quantum Hardware Lead at the Advanced Quantum Testbed, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, where he is engaged in research and development efforts in a multidisciplinary team to build and use full-stack experimental platforms for Superconducting Quantum Computing experiments. Prior to joining the AQT, he researched phase-retrieval X-ray microscopy at the Advanced Light Source synchrotron facility at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, where he built a world-leading X-ray microscope.
Brought to you by UC Berkeley’s Science at Cal and Berkeley Lab’s Government & Community Relations Office, “Midday Science Cafe” is a new virtual series that highlights compelling and complementary scientific research from both institutions. Grab your lunch and join us for some great science and discussion; questions are encouraged! This webinar will be recorded. If you require captioning to access a pre-recorded event, please contact Dione Rossiter at scienceatcal@berkeley.edu. Please expect 7-10 days for captioning to be provided.
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