Start here, introduce yourself

[jan-a-krzywda]

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Welcome. OpenSpin is an open community building and integrating tools for semiconductor spin qubits. We empower members to co-design better tools for growing pool of researchers and customers.

No invite needed to contribute: fork, open a PR, open an issue. This thread is just so we know who's around. GitHub account required. New to GitHub? Reply here or email j.a.krzywda@liacs.leidenuniv.nl -> happy to help.

Drop a comment with:

• Who you are and where (lab / company / independent — optional)
• What you work on
• What you'd want from OpenSpin: a tool you need, a tool you'd share,
  or just lurking

Want write access? Say so and a maintainer sends org invite.

Next steps.
Feel welcome to explore:

• If new to spin qubits: SpinAcademy
• Entry-point issues: Issues
• How we work: Contributing.md
• Discussion board: Board

[jan-a-krzywda]

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Hi, I'm [name] — [lab / company / independent, location].
I work on [brief description of what you do].
[tool you need / tool you'd share / just lurking]

[everthemore]

Hi all, I'm Evert van Nieuwenburg. I am a PI at Leiden University and the founder of QuantumPlayed.
I work on the combination of AI/ML and quantum physics, exploring how synergies of both may occur; I often try to bring them together in the framework of games and game theory.
One of the things we have been doing is using ML methods to tune, readout, simulate, etc. spin qubit systems, which is where these tools come in handy!

[KREFT-QS-13]

Hi, I'm Bartosz Kreft — PhD student at Leiden University within aQa.
I work on various applications of machine learning in physics, mainly for quantum simulators.
At the moment, I'm working with @jan-a-krzywda on a transformer-based architecture for tuning multi-quantum-dot devices. The architecture operates on an arbitrary number of Charge Stability Diagrams.

[rbuckland]

Hi I am Ramon Buckland - Head of Software Engineering at Silicon Quantum Computing.
I work on the decoders and the realtime quantum control stack.
We build compilers, simulators, test harnesses, models.

[everthemore]

Welcome 🤗

[kenjicapa]

Hey all,

I'm Kenji Capannelli, a PhD student in Lieven Vandersypen's group at QuTech.

I work with semiconductor spin qubits in Si/SiGe and my research focuses mainly on improving the quality of our qubits.

[jan-a-krzywda]

Happy to see you Kenji! Great to see we are slowly regrouping after intensive week, last week 💪

[dqlnguyen]

Hey!

I'm Daniel Nguyen, PhD student in a joint 50/50 position between Maximilian Rimbach-Russ and Stefano Bosco at QuTech, Delft. I am currently, but not exclusively, interested in temporally and spatially correlated noise in shuttling architectures.