News

• 20 August 2025

  Hana Lampson and Mireya Gonzales-Rivera join Suleymanzade lab as PhD researchers.

  

  

• 01 August 2025

  Runjiu Jiang and Victor Vasilevskiy join Suleymanzade lab as Undergraduate researchers.

  

  

• 17 July 2025

  Mireya wins 2025 Mercor Graduate Fellowship 🎉 (selected from 2,000+ applicants)! Huge congratulations to Mireya—and to co‑winner Neil Band (CS PhD in AI, Stanford) as well. Read Mercor Announcement

  

• 07 July 2025

  Yuxuan He joins Suleymanzade lab as an Undergraduate researcher.

  

• 01 July 2025

  Ankit Muppala joins Suleymanzade lab as an Undergraduate researcher.

  

• June 2025

  New preprint! Our theory work at Harvard on "Designing Fault-Tolerant Blind Quantum Computation" is out on Arxiv! Congratulations to the team!

• May 2025

  Our work at Harvard on distributed blind quantum computing across a two-node quantum network has been published in Science! Congratulations to the SiV team!

  
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• March 2025

  We are mentioned in Bluefors blog: "Inspiring the Next Generation: Stories of Women in Physics" together with two amazing scientists in quantum: Prof. Xueyue (Sherry) Zhang from Columbia and Prof. Eve Vavagiakis from Duke University. Read the entire story

  

• November 2024

  Aziza receives 2024 Boeing Quantum Creators Prize for her work on quantum networking with neutral atoms, solid-state defects and photons. Read the entire story

• October 2024

  The planning of the labs begins with the floorplans, layout, and performance requirements—HVAC, power, vibrations, magnetic fields, and more. It's an exciting and critical part of the process.

  

• 02 September 2024

  UC Berkeley hires four new faculty members in experimental quantum physics. What an exciting time to do Quantum research at Berkeley! Read the entire story

• 01 September 2024

  It is official: Suleymanzade Lab will be starting up in the Physics Department at UC Berkeley in July 2025. `GO BEARS!` We will be dwelling in the basement of Birge Hall, far away from stray light, to protect our precious photons.