Honghao Fu

Dr. Honghao Fu is an Assistant Professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering (Department of Information Systems Engineering), Concordia University. His primary research focuses on quantum computing, device-independent quantum cryptography, entanglement verification, and testing of untrusted devices. He actively seeks students for thesis supervision in these areas.

His research interests emphasize foundational aspects of quantum information science, including protocols for quantum state purification, undecidability in quantum correlation problems, zero-knowledge proofs in multi-prover interactive systems, and practical implementations of device-independent cryptography using quantum entanglement. His work bridges theoretical computer science and experimental quantum physics, with applications in secure communication and computational complexity.

Recent publications (2020–2025) highlight advancements in quantum state purification techniques, undecidability proofs for quantum correlations, low-latency quantum randomness expansion, and computational self-testing for quantum devices. His research often explores the intersection of quantum theory and cryptographic security, particularly under noisy or untrusted conditions.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text. His advising focus aligns with his research areas in quantum cryptography and information systems engineering.