Arash earned a M.Sc. degree in quantum information science, focusing on fast scramblers for qubits and their maximal entanglement. He continued their academic journey with a Ph.D. in experimental physics, specializing in 2D topological quantum devices, exploring the frontiers of quantum phenomena. Today, as an Application Scientist in quantum technology at Zurich Instruments, Arash collaborates with leading research groups in superconducting qubits, spin qubits, and NV centers. His expertise bridges theory and practical application, advancing quantum computing’s frontiers, pushing the boundaries of quantum technology, contributing significantly to its ongoing evolution.

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