Siddhant Midha
hello there!

Siddhant (Sid)
I am currently a first-year graduate student at Princeton Quantum Initiative, Princeton University. I am co-advised by Sarang Gopalakrishnan and Dima Abanin.
Previously, I studied electrical engineering, physics, and just a bit of CS at IIT Bombay, India. Now, you can find me in Princeton at EQuad C319E, or frequently juggling between EQuad and Jadwin.
I am interested in studying the dynamics of quantum information, and quantum technology in general.
I find myself fascinated by problems at the interface of quantum info, condensed matter, and quantum optics. I also like thinking about machine learning, and complexity theory sometimes.
If you are an IITB student, the material on the teaching page might be useful. If you are a person interested in learning more about quantum information, this may be useful. I’m always happy to respond to emails, feel free to reach out!
news
Mar 8, 2025 | The Cooper pair splitter is now published in npj QI! |
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Nov 22, 2024 | Our work on demystifying the superconducting proximity effect is out! |
Apr 4, 2024 | I will be joining Princeton University for my Ph.D. this fall! |
Feb 23, 2024 | Optimized NV magnetometry published in Phys Rev Applied. |
Sep 25, 2023 | Attending the Condensed Matter meets Quantum Information conference at ICTS. |