Summary
James Leblanc is a physicist-turned-entrepreneur and academic who builds next-generation algorithms for correlated electron systems, tackling problems considered intractable for both classical and quantum computers. As Co-Founder of Compute Everything and an Associate Professor at Memorial University, he combines 11+ years of research experience in many-body and condensed matter physics with hands-on computational innovation. His background includes postdoctoral work funded by the Simons Foundation and research at premier institutes like Max-Planck, focusing on DCA-DMFT methods, pseudogap phenomenology, and graphene interactions. Known for translating deep theoretical insight into practical algorithms, he is unusually fluent at bridging cutting-edge physics with deployable software solutions. Based in St. John’s, NL, he is building tools that aim to move previously theoretical advances toward real-world computation.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D, Physics, Ph.D, Physics at University of Guelph
German