Ryan LaRose
@ryanmlarose
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Assistant Professor in the Center for Quantum Computing, Science, and Engineering @michiganstateu.
Joined April 2018
Cheers to the first graduating class of the LANL Quantum Computing Summer School. Very fun and productive summer with many algorithms and friendships developed. Can easily see this as one of the best places to be for quantum algorithms.
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@wjzeng @thomasgwong Thanks Will! I mentioned it in the text but couldn't find any details on the experiment other than 10^25 has 25 zeros. Pointers appreciated if anyone knows
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Applications are open for the 2025 ECT* Quantum Computing for Nuclear Physics Talent School: Looking forward to lecturing in this. Students interested in nuclear, quantum, or the great Italian city of Trento can now apply
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I'm looking to hire a postdoc in one (or more) of the following areas: - Classical simulation of (noisy) quantum circuits - Quantum algorithm development + resource estimation - Quantum error mitigation & correction Apply here & contact if interested!
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Open rank tenure stream position in Applied and Computational Mathematics at MSU, with emphasis on quantum computing: Apply by Oct 28 and come be part of our growing Center for Quantum Computing, Science, and Engineering (MSU-Q)!
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Check out the new work in measurement reduction led by @NicolasSawaya! in collaboration with Azulene, LBNL, NASA, Stanford, and MSU
New preprint with @CampsDaan, Norm Tubman, @GrantRotskoff, @ryanmlarose #quantumalgorithms #quantumcomputing
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RT @SumeetKhatri6: I've started a new position! Starting this fall, I'm an Assistant Professor in the CS department @virginia_tech @VT_CS,…
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It's been an honor having Ben join my group to do his PhD - check out this paper from his master's and keep an eye out for more great work from Ben!
New paper (preprint) dance! This was Ben DalFavero's master's thesis work at @Creighton. With my academic brother Alex Meill, PhD advisor David Meyer @dajmeyer, and fellow Creighton physics professor Jonathan Wrubel. PDF at
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Zoomed into the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv this morning to give an intro to quantum compiling for some very bright and dedicated students! Slides (~undergrad level) for anyone interested:
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Twenty four new quantum computer programmers from around Detroit! Thanks to IBM's Quantum Education team for coming to help inspire students! We're already looking forward to a bigger and better school next year.
Ryan LaRose helped high school students from Detroit explore the quantum computing and technology field during MSU’s new Quantum Motor City Camp. LaRose is an assistant professor of CMSE and ECE. Read more about this three-day program at:
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Quoted in Mehra's Historical Development of Quantum Theory Vol II p. 111 in a letter to Pauli on Feb 21 1923, in which Heisenberg criticizes Pauli's theory of anomalous Zeeman effects but also theoretical physics in general, proposing it as the motto for Zeitschrift für Physik
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I found these results really interesting, assuming they're credible, and considered some new perspectives based on the comments - thanks to everyone who chimed in!
I really like the journal Quantum and its emphasis on open science. But I can't fathom why they don't make peer reviews open. Many journals already do this, to great benefit of both experts and lay readers imo. Would you sign an open letter to urge Quantum to open peer reviews?
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One journal that makes peer reviews open is Nature, e.g. links to reports of named & anonymous referees. This provides valuable information for experts - what was checked, what wasn't checked, and how - and to general readers as to how science is done
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