Henry Yang

Dr. Yang Chuan-Hui (Yang CH) is a leading researcher in the field of quantum engineering, particularly in the development of silicon-based quantum devices. He is a key member of the research group at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and has made significant contributions to the advancement of quantum dot technology, spin qubit systems, and quantum control methods. His work focuses on the design, fabrication, and operation of quantum devices that can be used for quantum computing and quantum information processing. Dr. Yang has published numerous high-impact papers in top-tier journals such as *Nature Nanotechnology*, *Nature Physics*, *Physical Review Letters*, and *Advanced Materials*. He has also contributed to the development of educational programs in quantum engineering, including the creation of an undergraduate degree program in this field. Dr. Yang's research is characterized by its interdisciplinary nature, combining elements of physics, materials science, and engineering to push the boundaries of quantum technology.

Henry Yang is an Associate Professor in the School of Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications at UNSW, specializing in Quantum Computing, Quantum Engineering, and Spin Qubits. His research focuses on developing scalable quantum technologies, particularly in silicon-based systems. Yang's work includes advancing quantum dot qubits, fault-tolerant control-fidelity, and silicon CMOS architectures for quantum processors. He has contributed to high-fidelity spin qubit operations, single-shot readout techniques, and coherent spin control in silicon quantum dots. His research addresses challenges in quantum coherence, noise mitigation, and spin-valley lifetime optimization, aiming to enable practical quantum computing applications.