Simone Severini

Simone Severini is a Professor of Physics of Information at the University College London, affiliated with the Department of Computer Science. He is a Royal Society University Research Fellow and contributes to multidisciplinary groups including Intelligent Systems, UCL CS Quantum, UCL Quantum Science and Technology Institute, and CoMPLEX.

Research Interests: His work bridges

• Quantum computing
• Machine learning
• Graph theory
• Quantum information theory
• Computational biology

with a focus on quantum algorithms, classical simulation of quantum systems, and mathematical frameworks for physical correlations.

Scientific Contributions: Recent publications span quantum state learning, non-Markovian dynamics, adversarial quantum learning, and graph isomorphism. His projects include Quantum Computing, Information, and Algebras of Operators and the Distributed Information initiative.

Awards:

• Royal Society University Research Fellowship
• Best Paper Award at FCT2017