Research Directory

Areas

Quantum Information/Quantum Computing

Faculty		Research Area
	Ravindra N. Bhatt Professor of Electrical Engineering B430 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-1819 ravin@princeton.edu	condensed-matter theory; in particular, disordered and correlated electronic systems, doped semiconductors, diluted magnetic semiconductors, metal-insulator transitions, quantum Hall effect, spin glasses, and random magnets.

	Paul Cuff Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B316 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-7946 cuff@princeton.edu	information theory; encryption (theoretical limits); log-optimal portfolio theory; statistical physics

	Niraj Jha Professor of Electrical Engineering B220 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4754 jha@princeton.edu	low power hardware/software design, embedded system design, synthesis for nanotechnologies, synthesis of ASIPs, system and high-level synthesis, digital system testing

	Stephen A. Lyon Professor of Electrical Engineering B428 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4635 lyon@princeton.edu	optical processes in semiconductors, ultrafast processes and nonequilibrium transport, semiconductor nanostructures, quantum computing.

	Jason Petta Associate Professor of Physics. 305 Jadwin Hall 609-258-1173 petta@princeton.edu	Semiconductor nanostructures, quantum control, quantum transport

	Loren Pfeiffer Senior Research Scholar, Electrical Engineering B404 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-2590 loren@princeton.edu

	James Sturm William and Edna Macaleer Professor of Engineering and Applied Science Professor of Electrical Engineering Director, Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials 320 Bowen Hall 609-258-5610 sturm@princeton.edu	physics and technology of semiconductor devices for both microelectronics and large-area electronics: silicon-based heterostructures and three-dimensional integration, organic semiconductors, flat panel and flexible displays.

	Hakan Tureci Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B312 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-1993 tureci@princeton.edu	Nonlinear/Quantum optics in complex media, Nano-photonics, Condensed matter physics, Semiconductor optics, Strongly correlated quantum optical systems, Quantum/wave chaos, Numerical methods for simulating active and passive photonic structures.