People

Katie Barajas

kbarajas@g.harvard.edu

Ph.D. Student in Applied Physics

Studying defects in SiC for quantum applications Education: B.S. in Engineering Physics & Electrical Engineering - Cornell University 2022

Gabriel Cardenas-Chirivi

gcardenaschirivi@fas.harvard.edu

Ph.D. Student in Quantum Science and Engineering

My work has primarily focused on promoting the miniaturization of devices by investigating how the competition of different energy scales generates novel ground states in complex and strongly correlated materials through nanostructuring and tuning...

Aaron Day

aday@g.harvard.edu

Ph.D. Candidate in Applied Physics

Studying the formation, characterization, device coupling, and control of spin defects in Silicon and Silicon Carbide for applications in quantum information science. Education: M.S. Electrical Engineering - University of Wisconsin-Madison 2020 B.S...

Jonathan Dietz

jdietz@g.harvard.edu

Ph.D. Candidate in Applied Physics

Studying spin dynamics in photonically structured silicon carbide

Andrea Henderson

amhenderson@seas.harvard.edu

Faculty Coordinator

Evelyn Hu

ehu@seas.harvard.edu

Tarr-Coyne Professor of Applied Physics and of Electrical Engineering

Exploring new possibilities of optical and electronic behavior within materials that have been carefully sculpted, modulated and modified at the nanoscale. Creating low-damage and selective processes to provide highest quality & performance structures...

Chang Jin

changjin@g.harvard.edu

Ph.D. Candidate in Quantum Science and Engineering

Education: B.S. Physics - University of California Santa Barbara 2022

Di Liu

diliu@g.harvard.edu

Postdoctoral Fellow in Electrical Engineering

SiC nanophotonics including defect characterization at cryogenic temperatures and device fabrication Education: Ph.D. in Physics - University of Stuttgart, Germany 2024