Gabriel Wong

Gabriel Wong is a Research Fellow in the Department of Mathematical Statistics at the University of Oxford. His research interests include quantum information and quantum gravity. He is affiliated with the Mathematical Institute and is based at the Andrew Wiles Building, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford. Wong has published several papers in recent years, including works on entanglement in quantum gravity, edge modes, and extended TQFT. His research explores connections between quantum information theory and gravitational physics, with a focus on topics such as quantum extremal surfaces and measurement-based quantum computation.

Gabriel Wong is a postdoctoral researcher at Oxford University specializing in quantum information theory, quantum error correction, ZX calculus, and gravity. His research explores the interplay between quantum systems and gravitational phenomena, focusing on entanglement entropy, edge modes, and bulk factorization in quantum gravity. He investigates entanglement Hamiltonians, modular flows, and the role of entanglement branes in conformal field theories and topological string theories. His work also addresses the holographic principles in quantum gravity and the implications of quantum extremal surfaces. Wong's research bridges foundational quantum mechanics with gravitational physics, offering insights into the structure of spacetime and quantum information.