Summary
Myungshik works on 1) developments of quantum simulations and quantum computing and 2) tests of fundamental physics using quantum devices. He has been at various places including Sogang University, Essex University, Max-Planck Institute for Quantum Optics and Queen's University Belfast. Now he is back at Imperial College London where he did his PhD.
He is proud of his master's degree in business administration not necessarily because it is useful though.
He was elected a member of the Royal Irish Academy in 2009.
Alumni of his group include Jinhyoung Lee (Hanyang University), Hyunseok (Jacob) Jeong (Seoul National University: 2004 IoP QEP thesis prize winner), Mauro Paternostro (Queen's University Belfast), Wonmin Son (Sogang University), Mark Tame (Stellenbosch University), Carlo Di Franco, Daniel Ballester, Petr Marek (Palacky University; 2010 Votruba thesis prize winner), Elinor Irish (University of Southampton), Sean Springer (Royal Belfast Academical Institute), Marco Genoni (University of Milan), Tommaso Tufarelli (University of Nottingham), Leonardo Banchi (University of Florence), Vivishek Sudhir (MIT), Ebyung Park, Chris Ogden, Vignesh Venkataraman, Luca Rigovacca (McKinsey), Federico Armata (Expedia Group), Doug Plato (University of Rostock), Benjamin Yadin (University of Siegen), Alex Page (Marshall and Wace, 2021 Blackett Prize winner) and Hyukjoon Kwon (Korea Institute of Advanced Study; 2020 Imperial teaching award winner).
Some of them have been adventurous to go to bio/socio informatics research: Helen McAneny (Queen's University Belfast) and Derek Wilson (European Bioinformatics Institute).
He belongs to the Quantum Information Theory Group at Imperial College (webpage here).
He is involved in the Centre for Doctoral Training in Controlled Quantum Dynamics (webpage here).
Contact
QOLS, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, SW7 2BW, UK (webpage here)
Postal Address: Controlled Quantum Dynamics Group, Level 12 EEE, Imperial College London, SW7 2AZ, UK
m.kim@imperial.ac.uk
telephone (in UK) 020 7594 7754 ; (international) 44 20 7594 7754
News
- We are constantly looking for opportunities to collaborate with other academics and industry.
- We welcome opportunities to work together under various fellowships including Marie Curie Fellowship, Royal Society University Research Fellowship, Royal Society Newton Fellowship, Leverhulme Fellowship, 1851 Fellowship and EPSRC Fellowship.
- Myungshik elected to the membership of the Royal Irish Academy.
- Myungshik makes the top 20 authors list in Quantum Computers.
- Myungshik is the 2015 Royal Society Wolfson Merit Award winner.
- Myungshik is the 2016 Hoam Science Prize winner.
- Myungshik won the Carl-Friedrich-Siemens Award in 2021 by the Humboldt Foundation.
Teaching
Investment with less risk? Interested in amplifying money under a noisy environment condition? You can find some basic materials in Myungshik's lecturenotes which may be a good starting point.
Would like to browse his quantum optics lecturenotes? Here.
Publications
Journals
Bellini M, Kwon H, Biagi N, et al., 2022, Demonstrating quantum microscopic reversibility using coherent states of light, Physical Review Letters, Vol:129, ISSN:0031-9007, Pages:1-6
Koukoulekidis N, Jee H, Jennings D, et al., 2022, Faster Born probability estimation via gate merging and frame optimisation, Quantum, Vol:6, ISSN:2521-327X, Pages:838-838
Bressanini G, Kwon H, Kim MS, 2022, Noise thresholds for classical simulability of nonlinear boson sampling, Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, Vol:106, ISSN:1050-2947, Pages:1-9
Zhang H, Wan L, Haug T, et al., 2022, Resource-efficient high-dimensional subspace teleportation with a quantum autoencoder., Science Advances, Vol:8, ISSN:2375-2548, Pages:1-11
Song W, Lim Y, Jeong K, et al., 2022, Polynomial T-depth quantum solvability of noisy binary linear problem: from quantum-sample preparation to main computation, New Journal of Physics, Vol:24, ISSN:1367-2630, Pages:1-11