Research

Computational Discovery Across Quantum and Photonic Systems

Our work focuses on discovering compact, efficient, and interpretable representations of complex scientific systems.

AI-Assisted Quantum Algorithm Discovery

A central direction of my current research asks whether artificial intelligence can help reveal the structures and principles that underlie efficient quantum algorithms. Rather than treating circuit design only as a manual process, this work investigates computational frameworks that can search, analyze, reduce, and interpret candidate quantum circuits.

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Quantum Simulation

I investigate quantum algorithms for physical and chemical systems with particular emphasis on reproducibility, resource efficiency, and physically meaningful model reduction.

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A key objective is to determine how much circuit and parameter complexity is necessary to reproduce the behavior of a target physical system.


Artificial Intelligence for Nanophotonics

Nanophotonic design problems often require repeated electromagnetic simulations over high-dimensional parameter spaces. My research uses machine learning to accelerate forward modeling and inverse design while preserving physically meaningful behavior.

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Electromagnetic simulations and analytical models are used to generate datasets that support systematic machine-learning studies.


Explainable and Efficient Scientific Machine Learning

High predictive accuracy is not enough when a scientific model is used to reason about a physical system. I am interested in identifying what information neural networks learn, which variables matter most, and how model complexity relates to the intrinsic complexity of the underlying dataset.

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Quantum Cybersecurity

I am also developing research at the intersection of quantum information and cybersecurity, especially for cyber-physical systems in which unpredictability, adaptation, and adversarial learning are central concerns.

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