quantum from the mind

i started off with reading cornell's review paper and was introduced to an entirely new method of computation.

this course was a deeper dive into the arithmetic of quantum computing and touched briefly upon quantum mechanics. from here i was introduced to further resources for quantum mechanics.

the summer course sparked my passion in quantum computing and the limitlessness of its applications. i worked on and submitted a concept paper to Solve-MIT which hypothesized an network of organic nanobots communicating intra-human data to a quantum computer to analyze and use to develop a virtual human.

i joined the Kais Group my first semester in college. Dr Manas Sajjan, as my mentor, took me under his wing and initially i was learning the different areas of operations in the group harnessing the power of quantum machine learning- open dynamics, quantum topology, quantum finance.

with Dr Sajjan and colleague Kevin Joven, i worked on testing the noise resilience of Dr Sajjan's RBM code by injecting and observing noise to cross the threshold of chemical accuracy (1 kJ/mol). we are collaborating further with IBM to explore this concept with dynamic coupling.

this is my latest project where i am working on studying and modeling epigenetic evolution on a quantum system.