Ivan Rojkov
PhD student in the Trapped Ion Quantum Information group. Institute for Quantum Electronics, ETH Zürich, 8093 Zürich, Switzerland.
I am currently enrolled in a PhD program at ETH Zürich, where I am conducting research under the guidance of Florentin Reiter and Jonathan Home in the theory team of the Trapped Ion Quantum Information group.
My research focuses on various aspects of quantum information processing, specifically exploring the use of qubits, qudits, and continuous variable systems. I am particularly interested in understanding the impact of environmental factors on these systems and devising strategies to either leverage or mitigate the dissipation of quantum information into the environment.
I am in particular working on addressing few-body problems related to quantum error correction, error characterization, and the implementation of quantum gates. I explore both continuous (Lindbladian-based) and discrete (gate-based) time frames to investigate the dynamics and efficiency of these quantum processes.
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news
Mar, 2024 | I was invited to give a presentation at the Collège Sismondi (highschool) in Geneva to present the principles of quantum computers and the latest advancements in research. |
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Jun, 2023 | I took part in the Bolder Boulder Quantum Workshop, where I presented a poster, and afterward, I visited JILA and NIST. |
Jan, 2023 | I visited the research group of Klemens Hammerer at Leibniz Universität Hannover. |
Jun, 2022 | Quantum Computing Hard- and Software Summer School 2022 took place at EPFL. |