Ciro Salcedo

Ciro Salcedo is a Researcher at Princeton University, contributing to interdisciplinary research at the intersection of quantum computing and astrophysics. His work focuses on theoretical condensed matter physics, X-ray astronomy, and the application of machine learning to quantum error mitigation. He is affiliated with Princeton’s EQuad facility, where he collaborates on projects related to advanced instrumentation like the HEX-P probe.

Salcedo’s research spans diverse topics including lattice theory, quantum states in condensed matter systems, and observational studies of compact stellar objects such as white dwarfs and intermediate polars. His recent papers highlight investigations into X-ray binaries, galactic center phenomena, and the development of next-generation observational tools for high-energy astrophysics.