Simon Perdrix

I am a QICS post-doctoral fellow at Oxford University Computing Laboratory. Previously, I was a post doctoral fellow at PPS, University Paris 7. I obtained my PhD from Laboratoire d'Informatique de Grenoble, Grenoble-INP, and my M.Sc from Joseph Fourier University. I am a former student of Ecole Normale Superieure de Cachan and of ENSIMAG.

Best Ph.D. thesis award from Grenoble INP 2008 for my [ Ph.D thesis ].

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interest

I am interested in Quantum Computing (QC) and more precisely in the Foundational Structures for Quantum Information and Computation. I am working on

• Models of QC (measurement-based quantum computing, quantum Turing machines)
• High level methods for QC (category theory, semantic techniques, abstract interpretation, typing system)
• Graph theory and QC connections (flow, local complementation, graph state, treewidth)

I am a member of

• EC FP6 Foundational Structures in Quantum Information and Computation (QICS) project
• EPSRC Semantics of Quantum Computation Network
• CNRS 07 PEPS Calcul quantique par mesures projectives a partir des geometries finies
• CNRS GdR Informatique Mathematique (gt-iq, gt-graphes, gt-geocal)
• CNRS GdR Information et Communication Quantique