2024 Eddleman Quantum Institute graduate research fellowships announced

The fellowships will support grad student research at the UC Irvine institute.
Monday, June 17, 2024
UCI Physical Sciences Communications

A group of the new Eddleman Quantum Institute fellows. 

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UCI

The Eddleman Quantum Institute (EQI) at the UC Irvine School of Physical Sciences has awarded eleven graduate research fellowships (GRF) for 2023-2024 academic year. The fellowships exist thanks to the generous support from philanthropist Roy Eddleman. The institute stimulates the discovery of new quantum science phenomena through interdisciplinary collaborations in a broad range of scientific endeavors and motivates future generations to study quantum science through education and outreach activities.

  • Steven Allison – Faculty Advisor: Maxx Arguilla, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Chemistry
  • Steven Crisostomo – Faculty Advisor: Kieron Burke, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Emma Frantz  – Faculty Advisor: Ilya Krivorotov, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Cesar Gallegos – Faculty Advisor: Sasha Chernyshev, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Adam Marks – Faculty Advisor: Jesse Wolfson, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Mathematics
  • Ahmadreza Rajabi – Faculty Advisor: Filip Furche, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Chemistry
  • Mashnoon Alam Sakib – Faculty Advisor: Maxim Shcherbakov, UCI Samueli School of Engineering
  • Ian Sequeira – Faculty Advisor: Javier Sanchez-Yamagishi, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Joseph (Max) Silvester – Faculty Advisor: Steve White, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Omid Tavakol – Faculty Advisor: Thomas Scaffidi, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy
  • Robert Welser – Faculty Advisor: Luis A. Jauregui, UCI School of Physical Sciences, Department of Physics & Astronomy

The GRFs are awarded annually with nominations being solicited in January.