Vincent P. Su
PhD Candidate in Physics at UC Berkeley
420B
South Hall Rd
Berkeley, CA
I’m a theoretical physicist studying quantum information and quantum gravity in Professor Raphael Bousso’s group. Most recently, I’ve been fascinated by thinking about how to use quantum computing to study aspects of black holes. I am also excited by taking ideas from quantum gravity and seeing what they can teach us about quantum information more generally. I’m grateful to have received support from the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program and the DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research Fellowship.
Previously, I was at Stanford where I studied theoretical physics and computer science. While I was there, I did research at the intersection of machine learning and cosmology under Professor Risa Wechsler, interned at Google, co-taught “Python for Scientists”, and led the tutoring team at the Center for Teaching and Learning.
In my free time, I enjoy taking photographs, playing frisbee, and tweaking my text editor config.
news
Oct 4, 2023 | Received DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research Fellowship |
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Sep 18, 2023 | Presented on machine learning for novel quantum error correction design at the Yukawa Institute |
Jul 8, 2022 | Gave a presentation on wormhole inspired teleportation at GGI |
selected publications
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Discovery of Optimal Quantum Error Correcting Codes via Reinforcement LearningMay 2023
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Towards Quantum Gravity in the Lab on Quantum ProcessorsQuantum 2023
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Variational preparation of the thermofield double state of the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev modelPhys. Rev. A 2021
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The Quantum Entropy Cone of HypergraphsSciPost Phys. 2020