A lesson in presence at Stanford DEFCON
Hearing former President Tsai Ing-wen speak reminded me that I want to learn both the substance of an issue and how to hold a room while speaking about it.
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Hearing former President Tsai Ing-wen speak reminded me that I want to learn both the substance of an issue and how to hold a room while speaking about it.
Read postProf. Harry Zhou’s seminar connected high-rate quantum codes to hardware constraints, and I had the chance to share an early draft of my own work with him.
Read postPer-pair guarantees need a model; hidden random tests can certify the average quality of kept pairs without one.
Read postThree podium finishes, a close IonQ fourth place, and Phase Hunter: a playable experiment about quantum phases and noise.
Read postWhat I learned from Zelong Yin’s Q-FARM talk on machine discovery of autonomous quantum error-correction schemes—and why the optimization objective matters.
Read postAn on-site visit with Amit Chahal, a remarkable view of Google’s San Francisco campus, and practical advice on CVs, interviews, and showing how you think.
Read postWhat stayed with me from Arushi Grover’s INI alumni talk: genuine relationships, strong judgment, and communicating effectively with AI systems.
Read postReflections on an AI × Bio seminar with Naima Sharaf and Jason Sheltzer, and the connections between biological mechanisms, engineering, and AI.
Read postNotes from the final afternoon of Stanford Q-FARM’s Quantum Computational Sensing workshop: two talks, a poster session, and new questions.
Read postEarning IBM Quantum’s Qiskit Global Summer School 2026 Quantum Excellence credential, and connecting the coursework to my research interests.
Read postOur team’s third-place project in the Capgemini and The Hartford challenge track: portfolio optimization using QAOA.
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