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Contact
msingh@mines.edu

Office and Labs

• CoorsTek 314, 303-273-3844
• CoorsTek 020, 303-384-2145
• CoorsTek 040, 303-273-3684

Post-Doctoral Fellows

Shehreen Aslam

Post-Doctoral Fellow

Graduate Students

Bradley LLoyd

Ph.D. candidate, NSF Quantum Information National Research Traineeship Fellow

I am a researcher specializing in device physics, focusing on quantum dot qubits and strategies to enhance their coherence times by understanding and mitigating decoherence mechanisms at the nanoscale. My work also explores quantum effects in larger semiconductor devices, particularly the interactions between electrons and their environment. Outside of research, I enjoy playing racquetball and reading.

Sam Saiter

PhD student, NSF Quantum Engineering National Research Traineeship Fellow

B.S., Texas A&M University (2022)

Characterization of spin selective chiral films and silicon clathrates for quantum information science applications. Shared facilities instructor for AttoDry210.

Davis rash

M.S. Quantum Engineering

Investigating the effect of in situ strain on electron-phonon coupling in low-dimensional systems. I am interested in hardware design and RF engineering for superconducting quantum computing.

Joshua Lewis

Graduate Research Assistant

UnderGraduate Students

Jacob States

Senior Design

Reduction of triboelectric noise in superconducting NbTi flex lines.

Tanner Hartin

Senior Design

Reduction of triboelectric noise in superconducting NbTi flex lines.

Kevin Evers

Senior Design

Viability of Strontium Titanate as a voltage variable capacitor for use in traveling wave parametric amplifiers at cryogenic temperatures. I am interested in fabrication and characterization of organic and non-linear materials. I enjoy skiing, hiking, camping, hanging out with my dogs, and playing video games in my free time.

Chandler Wilburn

Mines Undergraduate Research Fellow (MURF)

From Colorado Springs, CO, Chandler is an undergraduate in Engineering-Physics working on Traveling Wave Parametric Amplifiers, particularly on the development and characterization of voltage-variable capacitors. He is also a member of the Mines Men’s varsity Cross Country and Track teams, competing in long distance.

Val Arria

Vertically Integrated Projects for Experiential Research (VIPER)

I am a third year in Engineering Physics working on the “Exploring Quantum Frontiers with Hot Qubits” project in device fabrication. Outside of the lab, I enjoy reading, crocheting, and trying new coffee shops.

Noah Marlette

Vertically Integrated Projects for Experiential Research (VIPER)

Adrianna Reimer

Vertically Integrated Projects for Experiential Research (VIPER)