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Dr. Hamid Tebyanian is a Lecturer in Physics and Astronomy at Queen Mary University of London’s School of Physical and Chemical Sciences. His work bridges quantum science with artificial intelligence and post-quantum cryptography, focusing on secure quantum communication protocols, entanglement sources, and quantum randomness generation. He holds affiliations with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), ID Quantique (Switzerland), and was a Marie Curie Fellow across the University of Geneva, Vigo, and Padova.
Research Interests:
- Quantum Cryptography: Device-independent security frameworks, quantum key distribution (QKD), and QRNG validation
- Quantum Communication: Entanglement-based protocols for secure networks and Bell inequality violations
- Quantum Optics: Superconducting nanowire detectors (SNSPDs), parametric down-conversion, and single-photon imaging
- Hybrid Security Models: Integrating post-quantum crypto with quantum systems to counter classical/quantum adversaries
Collaborations: Partnered with 14 institutions including Toshiba, Quantinuum, and NPL on UK-wide quantum security projects. Developed QRNG certification standards using machine learning.
Grants & Projects:
- Marie Curie Fellowship (European “Quantum Communication for All” project)
- National Physical Laboratory research on entanglement sources
- UK-wide QRNG assurance project with industry leaders
Labs & Teams: Active in QMUL’s quantum computing lab, NPL’s quantum communication group, and ID Quantique’s detector design team.
