Links:
Quantum Networks: Reset-and-Reuse can be a Game-changer for Entanglement via Distillation (2022)
Qubit Reset and Refresh: A Gamechanger for Random Number Generation (2022)
Julie Germain - PhD Student
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Bio:
Julie Germain is currently a PhD CSCE student, with a research focus in the area of Quantum Computing. She has a background as a multidisciplinary engineer, including education and industry experience in the areas of Mechanical Engineering (Aircraft Structures), Civil Engineering (with education focused in construction engineering), Manufacturing Engineering, Producibility Engineering, Systems Engineering (with an educational focus in Software Engineering) and Technology sales and sales support. 2+ years teaching engineering courses as an Adjunct Professor (teaching Engineering Graphics and Programming for Engineers). Have 30+ years of industry experience working for a defense contractor, a High-Performance computing company (SGI) , and a high-performance storage company (Seagate).
Research: Quantum Computing and Communications
Interest areas: Reducing qubit counts for algorithms, Improving results on NISQ hardware, all with a focus on quantum for the computer scientist.
Status:
- Current
Role:
- Student
Degree Level:
- Graduate
UNT Department:
- Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
UNT Center:
- Center for Information and Cyber Security (CICS)
UNT Lab:
- Network Security Laboratory (NSL)
Research Papers/Documents:
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 Quantum_Networks_Reset-and-Reuse_can_be_a_Game-changer_for_Entanglement_via_Distillation.pdf | 1.03 MB |
| Qubit Reset and Refresh - A Gamechanger for Random Number Generation.pdf | 1.08 MB |