Zhang
Haoqing Zhang
He earned my B.Sc in Physics from the University of Science and Technology of China in 2020. Subsequently, he started my Ph.D in Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder in fall 2020, and joined Professor Rey's research group one year later. His research interests are centered around quantum simulation and meteorology utilizing highly tunable quantum many-body systems. Currently, he is focused on the Hamiltonian engineering of quantum spin models using matter wave interferometers with cavity QED systems.
Email
Haoqing.Zhang@colorado.edu
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