Regular biography
Dr Jessica Eastman is a Research Fellow in the Department of Fundamental & Theoretical Physics at The Australian National University. She is affiliated with the Quantum Science & Technology department and the Quantum optics group. Dr Eastman's research focuses on quantum optics and nonlinear dynamics, with publications in areas such as quantum measurement and chaotic systems. Her work includes studies on controlling chaos in quantum systems and the effects of quantum measurement choices on chaotic behavior. She has contributed to several journal articles and conference papers in these fields.
Scholar-generated biography
Jessica K Eastman is a researcher at the Australian National University, focusing on quantum chaos, measurement, quantum control, quantum computing, and quantum information. Her work explores the interplay between quantum measurements and chaotic dynamics, with an emphasis on controlling chaos through adaptive measurement strategies. She investigates quantum-jump dynamics, Gaussian states, and stochastic Schrödinger equations in open quantum systems. Her research also addresses quantum tunnelling, thermally driven transitions, and the effects of measurement choices on quantum chaotic systems. Additionally, she contributes to quantum trajectory generation and vortex propagation in orbital angular momentum beams.