People
QTM Lab is built around rigorous theory, careful computation, strong measurement practice, and generous mentoring.
Assistant Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Research areas: complex-frequency electrodynamics, non-Hermitian scattering, superconducting/circuit-QED photonic interfaces, quantum control, metasurfaces, antennas, cryogenic sensing, nanophotonics, and computational electromagnetics.
Email: akrasnok@fiu.edu
Scholar: Google Scholar
Postdoctoral Fellow
cryogenic dielectric resonators, quantum photonics, metasurfaces, cryogenic wireless sensing
Email: inctorr@gmail.com
Scholar: Google Scholar
Postdoctoral Fellow
quantum sensors, THz photonics, diamond TeraFETs, mid-IR/THz devices
Email: mhasa043@fiu.edu
Scholar: Google Scholar
complex-frequency wave physics, microwave/optical interfaces, system modeling
Email: abhowmik@fiu.edu
Scholar: Google Scholar
quantum photonics, electromagnetic modeling, metamaterial-enabled sensing, Python/Jupyter workflows
Email: muddi036@fiu.edu
Scholar: Google Scholar
incoming graduate researcher; quantum photonics, electrodynamics, metamaterials
Scholar: Google Scholar
quantum photonics, electrodynamics, complex-frequency scattering, circuit/cavity-QED interfaces
Design Engineer, imec USA Florida, Superconducting Electronics team
Defended his Ph.D. dissertation, Anomalies of Light Scattering for Classical and Quantum Circuits.
Moved to Army labs.
Precision Data Converters Intern at Texas Instruments; Electrical & Computer Engineering at University of Florida; previous intern at GE, Microsoft, S&L, and GB.
QTM Lab works with FIU faculty, external academic groups, national laboratories, and industry partners on quantum sensing, photonics, cryogenic systems, metamaterials, RF engineering, and computational electromagnetics.
