Siddhant Midha

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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!

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Mar 8, 2025 The Cooper pair splitter is now published in npj QI!
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.