Chris Wang

@UChicago Grainger Fellow | @Yale Physics PhD

[Physical Review X @PhysRevX]

A quantum device shows promise for simulating molecular dynamics in a difficult-to-model photochemical process that is relevant to vision.

Read https://t.co/mM0uTEObaP

@PhysicsMagazine Synopsis https://t.co/l6sK2A9BQE

@_cswang_ @Ben__Chapman @ShrutiPuri11 @Yale_QI #PRXqst

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@ryjmac Congrats! 🎉 Nice to see this idea fully worked out. Hopefully it inspires more experimental work on enacting conditional multimode bosonic gates. Also, this is perhaps a relevant reference for you: https://t.co/8tfEPWhCBn :)

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@KrayzmanLev 🎉🍾

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@ShrutiPuri11 😁 it wouldn’t exist without you!

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

you can find my thesis and others at https://t.co/izJzfAyctn - also, this was made using blender!

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

I made a cover for my PhD thesis :) @Yale_QI

[Ben Chapman @Ben__Chapman]

What sets the T1 times of the best transmons on sapphire? Bulk dielectric loss in the substrate is likely one of the largest remaining losses: https://t.co/xy4tXIjno7

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@CottetNathanael @schusterqed @UChicago Thanks Nat! 🙏🏼

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

I arrived at Yale 7 years ago knowing almost nothing about quantum computing. Yesterday, I defended my PhD in front of all those who have made this possible. Thanks to my committee Liang, Michel, Steve, and Rob. It’s been a wonderful journey! @Yale_QI

[Ben Chapman @Ben__Chapman]

Congratulations to the newly minted doc @_cswang_ on his defense today--a stellar body of work! Thank you for all the insights and discussions, and for teaching me about conical intersections https://t.co/KrgfaWcRL4

[YaleQuantumInstitute @Yale_QI]

Congratulation to DOCTOR @_cswang_!!!

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@AndreasAtETH @Yale @YaleSEAS @Yale_QI Thanks Andreas! Credit to @Ben__Chapman for bringing Becton to YQI :)

[YaleQuantumInstitute @Yale_QI]

Quantum researchers from YQI attended a peaceful protest asking to stop the war in Ukraine. Our researchers are from all over the world (including Ukraine & Russia) and work together, united, toward the same goal to advance our knowledge to improve humanity, not destroying it.

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@ryjmac @Yale_QI many thanks! we were excited to see that you and your group had been thinking about this problem too :)

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

to summarize, we simulate nonadiabatic molecular dynamics through a conical intersection in the presence of dissipation, which are all the core ingredients for modeling a class of chemical reactions such as the isomerization reaction of rhodopsin in vision.

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

excited to share our latest work, conceived during (and honestly, because of) lockdown in 2020. many thanks to the whole team, in particular Nick Frattini, Ben Chapman, @ShrutiPuri11, and others at @Yale_QI!

https://t.co/6isfVR9Nas

[YaleQuantumInstitute @Yale_QI]

New Year, New You? Well same Zoom...
@_cswang_ is presenting his work on "Dissipative Quantum Dynamics Through an Engineered Conical Intersection".

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@katiemel25 @CUEngineering 🔥

[Chris Wang @_cswang_]

@qmathexcitement @ShrutiPuri11 @jenseisert no quantitative incentives other than avoiding awkward silence when the question is posed to the class, but i think if this is implemented as early as possible in the semester, then it will be viewed more favorably as a norm rather than a punishment