Selected under the 2026 DOE Office of Science Early Career Research Program to develop
spinor Krylov algorithms for classical and early fault-tolerant quantum computers,
addressing challenging f-electron systems in heavy-element chemistry.
Providing quantum chemistry and quantum algorithm solutions that bridge materials
simulation at NREL with neutral-atom quantum hardware implementation at Infleqtion.
Developing quantum algorithms for ground and excited states in relativistic quantum
chemistry, with a workforce-development component for QISE education in the Red River Valley.
Building early fault-tolerant quantum algorithms, chemistry use cases, and benchmarking
workflows in collaboration with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Contributing to the development of a minor program at UND in quantum information as part of
the broader ASPEN-Net quantum-networking collaboration.
Providing cloud, quantum-hardware, and advanced computing resources for the group’s
quantum algorithm and quantum chemistry research.