Young

I received my B.S. in physics and in mathematics from the University of Rochester in 2013 and my Ph.D. in physics at the University of Maryland, College Park in 2019. I joined Professor Rey's group as an NRC postdoc in 2020. 

My research has focused on understanding non-equilibrium dynamics in open quantum systems and using Rydberg atoms for quantum computation and simulation. Some highlights of this research include the identification of new forms of non-equilibrium critical behavior at driven-dissipative phase transitions and the development of a new approach to engineering multi-qubit Rydberg gates by using strong microwave dressing.