Intro

Contact: arthur.pesah@gmail.com

I am a postdoctoral researcher at Freie Universität (FU) Berlin, working in the group of Jens Eisert, and a research consultant for the photonic quantum computing company Xanadu. My research focuses on quantum error correction, with particular interests in spacetime codes, three-dimensional codes, non-Clifford logical computation, and biased noise.

I completed my PhD at University College London (UCL) under the supervision of Dan Browne, as part of the CDT in Delivering Quantum Technologies. In my thesis, Quantum error correction in three dimensions and beyond, I explored generalization of three-dimensional codes and fault-tolerant protocols. I am also a co-developer of the open-source library PanQEC, a framework for simulating and visualizing topological quantum codes, developed in collaboration with Eric Huang.

I hold a double MSc degree in mathematics and theoretical physics from ENSTA (Paris) and KTH (Stockholm). During my master’s, I worked at the University of Toronto with Peter Wittek on variational quantum circuits for quantum data.

You can find my full CV here.

If you have similar interests, feel free to reach out, I always enjoy discussing research and meeting new people!

Photo credits: profile picture by Alison Pouplin and background picture by Lukas Schlagenhauf