Bio
Zak Webb's research is focused on the boundary between classical and quantum computation, trying to make the boundary more concrete. In particular, he looks for novel quantum algorithms and applications, while trying to show that certain problems cannot be solved by classical computation. His research generally involves new algorithms or complexity theoretic arguments, trying to bound the possible computation with various resources. Zak's research is fairly theoretic in nature, generally assuming fault-tolerant quantum computers, but he is also interested in some of the applications of near-term quantum devices.
Education
2017
University of Waterloo
Physics and Astronomy (Quantum Information)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
2011
University of Washington
Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Society Memberships
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