Bio

Taufiq Murtadho attended the Wolfram Summer School in 2020 when he was a senior undergraduate student at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) studying physics and nuclear and quantum engineering. He is passionate about the intersection between physics and computation. His primary research interests are quantum information, open quantum system and quantum thermodynamics. In 2018, he was a research intern in the field of particle physics phenomenology at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. In particular, he studied the effectiveness of the quark-gluon jet tagging strategy to detect supersymmetric particles in the Large Hadron Collider.

Project: Quantum Teleportation in String Substitution System