Mohammed Alghadeer

Mohammed is a Rhodes scholar and ambassador, currently pursuing his DPhil in condensed matter physics. His research interests lie in the field of superconducting quantum devices for quantum information processing and simulation. Mohammed completed his undergraduate studies in both physics and electrical engineering at King Fahd University (KFUPM) and has since gained valuable research experience at various prestigious institutions. He worked at King Abdullah University (KAUST) and developed novel surface treatments to reduce coherent losses in quantum devices. In addition, Mohammed has worked at the Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley, and at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where he focused on investigating defects in quantum processors that limit their efficiency and controllability. His previous research topics also include computational materials and machine learning. Mohammed has presented his research at various conferences and has been awarded multiple prizes for his work.