Mattias W Fitzpatrick

Mattias W Fitzpatrick is an Assistant Professor of Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Physics at Dartmouth College's Thayer School of Engineering. He specializes in quantum engineering, quantum sensing, and quantum computing using superconducting circuits.

• BA in Physics and Mathematics from Middlebury College (2013)
• PhD in Electrical Engineering (Applied Physics) from Princeton University (2019)

His research focuses on quantum technologies, particularly in developing superconducting circuits for quantum information systems and exploring non-Euclidean lattice structures in quantum electrodynamics. He has also contributed to advancements in quantum sensor coherence times and time crystal phenomena.

His recent publications highlight innovations in circuit QED lattices, hyperbolic geometries for quantum simulation, and material platforms for superconducting qubits. These works align with his expertise in non-Hermitian physics and quantum information applications.

• Intelligence Community (IC) Postdoctoral Fellowship
• Bede Liu Best Dissertation Award
• Princeton University Distinguished Teaching Award
• DARPA Young Faculty Award

He serves as a reviewer for journals like Nature Physics and Physical Review Letters. His lab (FitzLab) develops quantum engineering solutions, and he teaches courses on distributed systems and quantum technologies. He received a $600,000 NSF grant for non-Hermitian physics research.