Justin Dressel

Dr. Justin Dressel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at Schmid College of Science and Technology, Chapman University. His research spans quantum information science, quantum computation, and foundational quantum physics, with a focus on superconducting circuits, weak measurements, and geometric algebraic methods.

• Ph.D. and M.A. in Physics from the University of Rochester
• Co-Program Director of Physics at Schmid College
• Leader of the Spin Group at Chapman, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration with global affiliates

Dr. Dressel's work addresses the intersection of quantum technology and mathematics, including quantum measurement theory, machine learning applications, and spacetime geometry in electromagnetism. His recent publications explore Kerr-cat qubit design, counterfactual communication, and quantum Zeno effects in superconducting systems.

Notable collaborations include experimental teams at institutions like the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, University of California, Berkeley, and Tel Aviv University. His group utilizes tools such as neural networks for quantum state estimation and investigates phenomena like optical ventriloquism and acoustic spin emergence.