Bruno A
- Research Program Mentor
PhD candidate at University of Southern California (USC)
Expertise
quantum communication, quantum optics, quantum computing, quantum dynamics, computational materials science, computational physics, language models, machine learning (esp applications to quantum), physics communication and education
Bio
Hi, I'm Bruno! I'm a PhD student at USC, where I study covert quantum communication. I'm really interested in how to communicate classical and quantum information using optical media, especially in a covert setting. In my free time, I like to watch anime and play chess and other games.Project ideas
Review of Quantum Advantage for LISQ Applications
Due to recent technological advances the paradigm of noisy intermediate scale quantum computing (NISQ) is being abandoned in favor of a regime which focuses on small numbers of logically protected qubits. There has been work on NISQ quantum advantage and reviews of its achievability, but it would be interesting to look at the classes of algorithms where there would be a quantum advantage (simulations of materials, shor's algorithm, etc.) and see which of these might realistically be attainable with a few hundred logical qubits using simulations or a theoretical analysis - or at least try to make a strong case, if hard evidence is difficult to come by. A review paper on this subject could be publishable.