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Junior Research Fellows
Vishwa Chandrasekearn
JRF, IMJ Institute of Research
Mr. Vishwa Chandrasekaran is Junior research fellow working in the field of Experimental quantum computing with trapped ions. His academic and research journey is driven by a deep curiosity about the foundations of quantum mechanics and its applications in emerging technologies. He earned his Masters degree in Physics from Pondicherry Central University(2023).
At IMJIR, his work focuses on trapped ion system and quantum computation, contributing to the broader goal of advancing quantum technologies. He have a strong interest in exploring how theoretical frameworks can be translated into practical quantum protocols and devices. He is also enthusiastic about scientific communication, collaborative research, and contributing to the growing quantum community.
Vyshnav Haridas
Project Associate, IMJ Institute of Research
Vyshnav Haridas is Project Associate working in the field of Experimental quantum computing with trapped ions.
At IMJIR, his research centers on trapped-ion systems and quantum computation, aligned with the broader objective of advancing next-generation quantum technologies. He also has hands-on experience in trapping electrons and working with precision electromagnetic and vacuum systems. His interests also span Nuclear Physics and High Energy Physics.
Ahalya P Krishnan
JRF, IMJ Institute of Research
Ms. Ahalya P. Krishnan is a Junior Research Fellow specializing in the field of electron-positron traps. Her academic and research journey is fueled by a profound curiosity about particle physics and its applications in advanced technologies. She earned her Master’s degree in Physics from Cochin University of Science and Technology in 2024.
At IMJIR, Ahalya’s work focuses on developing and optimizing electron-positron trapping systems, contributing to the broader aim of enhancing research in particle interactions and quantum phenomena. She has a strong interest in experimental particle physics and is also passionate about scientific communication, collaborative research, and actively contributing to the expanding particle physics community.