Roman Kuzmin

Roman Kuzmin is the Dunson Cheng Assistant Professor of Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He leads the Kuzmin Group, focusing on superconducting circuits for quantum simulations, quantum computing, and metrology. His research employs high-impedance superconducting circuits and Josephson junction arrays to model strongly correlated condensed matter systems, with emphasis on quantum phase transitions and many-body dynamics.

• Department: Department of Physics
• Lab: Kuzmin Group (started 2023)
• Location: 5112 Chamberlin Hall

Current projects include advancing qubit technology for quantum computing, simulating quantum impurity models, and exploring metrology applications. He advises six graduate students and two undergraduates. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided texts.

Research collaborations involve condensed matter experiment groups at UW-Madison, leveraging expertise in superconductivity and quantum systems.