Ph.D. Applied Physics Alumnus

Nathan Lee

Nathan is interested in fundamentals and engineering applications of quantum many-body systems. From 2016 to 2023, Nathan pursued a Ph.D. in Applied Physics at LINQS, focusing on radiofrequency design, parametrically modulated superconducting circuits, and quantum acoustics at frequencies below one gigahertz.

Education

B.S. Engineering Physics with minor in Chemistry, UC Berkeley, 2014

M.S. Applied Physics, Stanford University, 2018

Ph.D. Applied Physics, Stanford University, 2023

Research

superconducting circuits

quantum acoustics

multi-mode dynamics

Stanford Affiliations

Applied Physics Department

Stanford Quantum Computing Association

Common Origins

Contact

nlee92@stanford.edu

Publications

Lee, N., Pechal, M., Wollack, E., Arrangoiz-Arriola, P., Wang, Z., & Safavi-Naeni, A. (2020). Propagation of microwave photons along a synthetic dimension. PHYSICAL REVIEW A. https://doi.org/101.053807