Angelo Di Bella

I'm a Quantum Scientist at Qubitera, researching how information is represented in quantum computers, and how it can be processed to yield algorithms that have an edge over classical computing. I come from a background in quantum error correction from University College London, where I did my MSci in Theoretical Physics in Professor Dan Browne's research group. My fascination with what makes quantum computing "quantum" led to the pursuit of an MPhil in Scientific Computing at the University of Cambridge, where I still look for a deeper understanding of quantum information, but this time applied to the dynamics of many-body systems. My current research in sparse Majorana dynamics in Professor Hamza Fawzi's research group gave me the opportunity to have a helpful part in Qubitera's team, looking at physical implementations from more of a theoretical angle, and integrating quantum algorithms with solid-state representations of many-body particles.