Our work focuses on characterizing dynamical properties of physical systems from first principles. This includes studying the runtimes and noise resilience of quantum algorithms, devising thermodynamic protocols in the quantum regime, and studying quantum sensors, among other topics. We enjoy thinking about interdisciplinary topics at the intersection of information theory, computing, and thermodynamics. 

Our team is a part of the Quantum and Condensed Matter Physics Group (T4) at Los Alamos National Laboratory. 

We are currently looking for enthusiastic researchers to join our group as postdoctoral fellows. If you are interested in working on problems at the intersection of quantum information theory, computation, thermodynamics, and/or biochemistry, please apply following this link. We also have openings for long-term visiting students, and hold a yearly Quantum Computing Summer School with applications due in December.