Doctor of Philosophy in Physics
University of California, Riverside
anticipated: June 2012
My time in the physics department at the University of California, Riverside has been both challenging and rewarding. The first 18 months I mostly focused on required and elective course work, topics are listed in the MS Physics subsection. After successfully finishing my course work I began to look seriously at discovering and developing my Research Interests and finding a research advisor. This was a very interesting process for me, during which I learned a lot about myslef and how I relate to the world around me. After working with two different advisers on Biophysics and Frustrated Magnetism, I settled into my dissertation work on Weak Quantum Measurements, Decoherence Suppression, Quantum Error Correction, and Quantum Communication under the supervision and mentorship of Dr. Alexander Korotkov.
For more information about my work in specific topics, please use the embedded links in the above text, the Interactive CV, or see the Research Interests section directly.
For more information about my work in specific topics, please use the embedded links in the above text, the Interactive CV, or see the Research Interests section directly.
