One of the majorgoals of the Superconducting Quantum Computing Group is the education ofstudents and postdoctoral research associates, and fostering the research of visitingscientists. Listed below are past students associated with the program, andpast visiting faculty, scientists, and postdoctoral research associates.
AndrewBerkley, Ph.D. 2003
Thesis: A Josephson Junction Qubit
Employment: D-wave Corporation
William J. Farrell III, M.S.2000
Scholarly Paper: Quantum Theory ofthe rf SQUID: A Quantum Qubit.
Employment: ?
Frederick Strauch, Ph.D. 2004
Thesis: Theory of SuperconductingPhase Qubits
Employment: Postdoctoral Fellow atNIST Gaithersburg.
Branimir Vasilic, Ph.D. 2002
Thesis: Millimeter-Wave Radiationand Resonant States in Unshunted Josephson-Junction Arrays
Employment: University ofPennsylvania
Huizhong Xu, Ph.D., 2004
Thesis: Quantum Computing withJosephson Junction Circuits
Employment: Cornell University
William Parsons
telephone: 301-405-7581
email: parsonsfamily@starpower.net
Joseph Foley
Igor Friedman
Samuel Reed
William Parsons
Mohamed Abutaleb
Roberto Ramos(2002-2004)
Postdoctoral Research Associate. Presently an Assistant Professor at Drexel University.
Philip Johnson (2002-2004)
Postdoctoral Research Asssociate. Presently at NIST Gaithersburg.