Jonáš Fuksa is a PhD researcher at Freie Universität Berlin specializing in benchmarking quantum devices, Hamiltonian learning, and tensor network methods, with a decade of scientific research experience. Trained at the University of Cambridge in theoretical and mathematical physics, he blends theoretical insight with hands-on computational and experimental work—from analysing hydrogen diffusion and irradiated metals to designing lab instrumentation. Based in Berlin, he pursues a broad curiosity across quantum information while progressively specialising through his doctoral work in Jens Eisert’s group. He also engages in science communication and outreach, translating complex quantum topics for wider audiences.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Mathematics, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Master of Mathematics, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at University of Cambridge
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Jonáš Fuksa - PHD Student at Freie Universität Berlin