Anastashia Jebraeilli
Quantum researcher and PhD candidate
Research
I am a physics PhD candidate/researcher specializing in quantum computing. My projects so far have focused on quantum simulation, quantum error correction, distributed quantum sensing, and non-Hermitian dynamics. My work involves Hamiltonian simulation and variational quantum algorithms to explore innovative approaches for enhancing quantum sensors and computational accuracy. I am particularly interested in studying non-Hermitian quantum mechanics and its implications for understanding quantum dynamics, error mitigation, and practical implementations. By integrating advanced techniques such as quantum memory, variational circuit designs, and simulations of amplitude damping, my research also has addressed challenges in areas like dark matter detection, satellite-based quantum radar, and scalable quantum technologies.You may find most of my publications here, and a copy of my CV hereFeel free to contact me for possible collaboration on related subjects.
About
I’m a PhD candidate in the Center for Simulational Physics at the University of Georgia, and I interned at Pacific Northwest National Lab from August 2024 to March 2025.
Contact
If you would like to discuss my work or potential collaborations, please contact me through my email: [email protected], or by filling out the form below.