Irfan Siddiqi is an American physicist and currently a Professor of Physics at the University of California, Berkeley and a faculty scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL). He currently is the director of the Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory at UC Berkeley and the Advanced Quantum Testbed at LBNL. Siddiqi is known for groundbreaking contributions to
Jonathan Carter’s research interests are in the evaluation of system architectures and algorithms for high performance computing, and in computational chemistry and physics simulations. Recently he has been engaged in a project to look at computer architectures beyond the end of Moore’s Law and has focused on techniques to perform simulations for computational chemistry using
David I. Santiago has extensive experience in all aspects of scientific and technical program management. His experience with DARPA and IARPA program managers as well as experience in the private field with Northrop Grumman include; shaping, managing and executing programs in microtechnology, condensed matter physics and quantum computation. His hands-on experience with physical modeling and
Sarah Morgan is a project management professional with many years experience at LBNL on projects spanning from construction to physics and back. She has a depth of experience with DOE orders project planning and execution as well as financial analysis. Prior projects include: Molecular Foundry, ALS USB, Bldg 51 and Bevatron Demolition, NDCX II, HFT,
