Steven Touzard
Steven Touzard earned his PhD from Yale University from the group of Michel Devoret. His work focused on stabilising bosonic codes in superconducting circuits. He then did a postdoc at the National University of Singapore on quantum information processing with neutral strontium atoms. Steven also worked as a consultant for quantum computing companies Alice&Bob and Xanadu.
In 2021, Steven was awarded the National Research Foundation Fellowship (Class of 2022) to start a new research initiative in Singapore focusing on building quantum networks of superconducting circuits. He was then appointed as a Presidential Young Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering as well as the Department of Physics.
Preprints & Publications
Quantum-Limited Optical Vector Analysis
Inhomogeneous Light-Matter Coupling as a Resource for Noiseless Quantum Memories
Stability of macroscopic spin ensembles against inhomogeneous dephasing
First Demonstration of HZO-LNOI Integrated Ferroelectric Electro-Optic Modulator and Memory to Enable Reconfigurable Photonic Systems
Practical Guide for Building Superconducting Quantum Devices
Rugged mHz-linewidth superradiant laser driven by a hot atomic beam