2026년 7월 1일
Expanding Our Research Frontier in Holography, Quantum Information, and Machine Learning
We are delighted to welcome three new Research Professors who join our group as Brain Pool (BP) Fellows, further advancing our efforts to build a global research hub for AI–Quantum convergence.
Dr. Himanshu Parihar joined us on April 1st from National Taiwan University. His research lies at the intersection of quantum information theory, gauge/gravity duality, and quantum gravity, with applications to the black hole information problem. He has studied a range of entanglement measures — including entanglement entropy, entanglement negativity, reflected entropy, and timelike entanglement entropy — across AdS/CFT, AdS/BCFT, and Lifshitz holography. His current interests include quantum magic and quantum simulation, and how non-classical resources enable efficient quantum computation and simulation.
Dr. Sinong Liu joins us on July 1st from Tsinghua University. His research lies at the intersection of quantum information theory, non-equilibrium quantum dynamics, and gauge/gravity duality. He is interested in how entanglement and complexity characterize quantum dynamics far from equilibrium, and in how effective spacetime descriptions emerge from underlying quantum degrees of freedom in holographic and matrix-model settings. His recent work focuses on quantum quenches, spacelike singularities, and the role of complexity as a possible new entry in the holographic dictionary beyond entanglement.
Dr. Animik Ghosh joins us on August 1st from Huzhou University. His research aims to understand how macroscopic physics emerges from the collective behavior of underlying microscopic degrees of freedom. Within holography, he is interested in the mechanism behind the emergence of non-trivial spacetimes from a large number of quantum mechanical degrees of freedom. More recently, he has also become interested in using physics ideas such as the renormalization group and information theory to explain how neural networks learn.
Together, these appointments significantly strengthen our group's expertise across holography, quantum information, and quantum simulation. We warmly welcome our new colleagues and look forward to the collaborations and discoveries ahead.