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Brian Swingle is an Associate Professor of Physics at the Martin A. Fisher School of Physics, Brandeis University. He holds a PhD from MIT (2011) and specializes in quantum information theory, quantum many-body systems, and quantum gravity. His research explores the interplay between entanglement and spacetime geometry, including the emergence of gravity from quantum systems and efficient quantum simulation techniques.
Swingle's work spans theoretical physics with a focus on holography, operator growth in chaotic systems, and measurement-induced phase transitions. He contributes to advancing tensor network methods and quantum error correction codes. His affiliations include the Brandeis physics department and collaborations in quantum gravity research.
Recent projects address energy transport in quantum systems, complexity measures in holography, and applications of reinforcement learning to quantum code discovery. Though no specific prizes are listed, his contributions to quantum information and gravity are widely recognized in academic circles.
