Protects quantum computers from side-channel and cloud-based attacks and builds post-quantum cryptography hardware.
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Halo lists 676 quantum computing experts with a page on the network. They include Jakub Szefer and Mohamed Aouad. Open the quantum computing technologies hub to see all of them.
Protects quantum computers from side-channel and cloud-based attacks and builds post-quantum cryptography hardware.
Models cryogenic CMOS transistors for quantum computing hardware and characterizes semiconductor devices.
Patents hybrid quantum cryptography for confidential computing and quantum-circuit transaction anomaly detection.
Develops differentiable error mitigation for quantum photonics and variational quantum eigensolver methods.
Develops variational quantum algorithms with reduced shot counts for molecular simulation.
Designs quantum neural networks and dynamic circuits for intermediate-scale quantum devices.
Uses quantum models to refine image labels and distill robustness into classical neural networks.
Tests quantum simulators with fuzzing and accelerates quantum eigensolvers with machine learning.
Builds silicon spin-photon devices for teleported gates between networked quantum processor modules.
Builds 3D-printed micro ion traps for quantum information processing and laser-cools polar molecules.
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Halo lists 676 quantum computing experts, including Jakub Szefer, Mohamed Aouad, and Tetsuo Urata. Anyone with quantum computing technologies listed on Halo comes first, and the page was last updated on Nov 2, 2026.
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