Science Rendezvous Kingston returned to the Leon’s Centre on May 13th, transforming the area and surrounding streets into an interactive science discovery zone. The event was a huge success, with 5337 visitors from all across Southeastern Ontario interacting with the 51 booths and over 430 volunteers.
Accelerated MASc Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Accelerated MASc Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
MSc Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Stirling 511H
Post Doctorate
Post Doctorates
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
Supervisor: Prof. S. Hughes
MSc Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
MSc Candidate
she/her/hers
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
STI 261B
Condensed Matter Physics & Optics, Theoretical and Computational Physics
Supervisor: Prof. S. Hughes
Accelerated MASc Candidate (Eng Phy)
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
researching how to optimize quantum systems using neural network architecture
Co-Supervisors: Prof. B. Shastri, Prof. Rotenberg
PhD Candidate
he/him/his
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
STI 161A
Condensed Matter Physics & Optics, Engineering and Applied physics
Co-Supervisors: Prof. B. Shastri, Prof. Rotenberg
Broad interests lie in various novel computing systems, and their unique applications; especially excited about quantum computing and quantum machine learning.
PhD Candidate
Graduate Students
Physics, Engineering Physics & Astronomy
Arts & Science
exploring the neuromorphic photonic computing research field
Supervisor: Prof. B. Shastri
Queen's 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics
