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Congratulations to our doctors!
Eight CQT PhD students were formally awarded their doctoral degrees at the National University of Singapore's commencement ceremony on 15 July. CQT wishes them every success in their next adventure.
"We are proud of these young researchers. CQT graduates have not only knowledge but also inquisitive minds, and we are sure they will put both their expertise and their brainpower to good use," says Artur Ekert, CQT's Director.
Find details of all graduating students below.
Pictured at the NUS commencement ceremony to collect their doctoral degrees are Nick Lewty (left) and Shang Jiangwei (right), two of eight CQT students graduating in 2014. The quote by Confucius appears on the wall of the Unviersity Cultural Centre where the ceremony was held.
PHD@CQT Graduates, 2014
Huo Mingxia
Quantum Simulations with Photons in One-Dimensional Nonlinear Waveguides
Supervised by Kwek Leong Chuan and Dimitris Angelakis
Nick Lewty
Experimental Determination of the Nuclear Magnetic Octupole Moment of 137Ba
Supervised by Murray Barrett
Li Ying
Entangled Many-body States As Resources of Quantum Information Processing
Supervised by Kwek Leong Chuan
Rafael Rabelo
On Quantum Nonlocality and the Device-independent Paradigm
Supervised by Valerio Scarani
Shang Jiangwei
Symmetric Minimal Quantum Tomography and Optimal Error Regions
Supervised by Berge Englert
Colin Teo
Quantum Optics in Information and Control
Supervised by Valerio Scarani
Giovanni Vacanti
Manifestations of Quantum Mechanics in Open Systems: From Opto-Mechancis to Dynamical Casimir Effect
Supervised by Vlatko Vedral
Penghui Yao
Studies in Communication Complexity and Semidefinite Programs
Supervised by Rahul Jain
