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Srivatsan Chakram

Principal Investigator

I am an experimental quantum physicist engaged in the area of Superconducting Quantum Systems. My current research lies at the interface of quantum information, quantum optics, and condensed matter physics


Ying-Ting Chan

Postdoctoral Researcher

I am a postdoctoral researcher in experimental quantum physics. I completed my Ph.D. at Rutgers University in Professor Weida Wu’s group, where I constructed and applied a custom-built helium-3 magnetic


Tom Dinapoli

Graduate student

I’m a Ph.D. student in the Chakram Lab studying superconducting quantum systems. I grew up here in central New Jersey, venturing north to Dartmouth College for my undergraduate studies in


Jordan Huang

Graduate student

I am a physics PhD student interested in developing quantum information processing hardware. I grew up in California where I attended the University of California, Berkeley to study physics as


Shiv Patel

Graduate student

I am a former Rutgers undergrad pursuing my graduate studies here. I am interested in quantum information theory and computing and co-advised by Prof. Pixley and Prof. Chakram. I hope


Prathu Narasimhan

Graduate student

I am interested in developing techniques for controlling quantum bits to advance quantum computation, communication, and sensing. My primary focus is on superconducting qubits, including their design, fabrication, and control.


Rahul Raj

Graduate student

I am a PhD student, I have completed my Master’s at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, where I worked on robust self-testing of quantum states and measurements. Currently, my


Ethan Kasaba

Graduate student

I am a physics PhD student from Middletown, New Jersey, interested in superconducting quantum systems and quantum information science. I joined the lab as an undergraduate in 2022, completing an


Andre Barbosa

Graduate student

I am a physics PhD student interested in superconducting quantum systems. I joined the lab as an undergraduate, completing an honors thesis on tunable SNAIL couplers for cascaded random-access quantum


Aryan Bharadwaj

Graduate student

Aryan Bharadwaj

I am a physics PhD student interested in quantum information processing on superconducting hardware. I completed my Integrated BS-MS in Physics at IISER Tirupati, India. I believe in the promise