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Mohammad Mirhosseini is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics at the California Institute of Technology, Department of EE. His research focuses on the experimental aspects of quantum engineering, particularly the development and integration of superconducting circuits with chip-based phononic and photonic devices at milikelvin temperatures. His long-term goal is to create interfaces between circuit quantum electrodynamics and quantum optics for applications in quantum computing, communication, and sensing. He has received several awards, including the NSF CAREER Award and the 2023 AFOSR Young Investigator Research Program Award.
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Mohammad Mirhosseini is a researcher at Caltech specializing in Quantum Optics, Circuit QED, and Hybrid Quantum Devices. His work explores quantum cryptography, orbital angular momentum of light, and quantum communication. He investigates the influence of atmospheric turbulence on optical communications and develops hybrid quantum systems for advanced photonic applications. His research includes superconducting qubit to optical photon transduction, nano-acoustic resonators, and quantum electrodynamics in topological waveguides. Mirhosseini also focuses on compressive direct measurement of quantum wave functions and quantum-limited estimation techniques. His contributions span quantum information science, photonic quantum devices, and high-dimensional quantum states.