About Me
Hello and welcome to my website. I’m Elias, a recent graduate of UC Berkeley, where I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Physics with a minor in EECS.
After graduating, I worked as a Research and Development Engineer at Berkeley’s Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory.
I'm now preparing to start a DPhil in Condensed Matter Physics at the University of Oxford, where I’ll continue my research into quantum-limited amplifiers.
I was raised in the East Bay Area, and while physics and engineering fuel my curiosity, I find balance through running, cooking, and spending time outdoors.
Whether I'm experimenting with a new recipe or pushing through the last mile of a long run, I enjoy activities that challenge me in different ways.
Below you'll find my porfolio of projects.
Professional inquiries may contact me at eliaslehman@berkeley.edu.
Resume | LinkedIn
I was raised in the East Bay Area, and while physics and engineering fuel my curiosity, I find balance through running, cooking, and spending time outdoors. Whether I'm experimenting with a new recipe or pushing through the last mile of a long run, I enjoy activities that challenge me in different ways.
Below you'll find my porfolio of projects. Professional inquiries may contact me at eliaslehman@berkeley.edu.
Resume | LinkedIn
Research
Graduate
Undergraduate
While at the University of Waterloo's Institute for Quantum Computing, I wrote several suplemental reports to assist the Lupascu group in their research of superconducting qubits.
Summary Report
Circuit Mapping (Supplemental)
Decoherence (Supplemental)
Summary Report
Circuit Mapping (Supplemental)
Decoherence (Supplemental)
IQC Internship
A project done in Winter 2022 with the Quantum Open Source Foundation. Our team implemented an adaptive gradient descent for hybrid quantum-classical computing using IBM's qiskit library in Python.
Slides
Slides
Quantum Open Source Foundation - Adaptive Gradient Descent
I delivered this poster presentation as a final deliverable for the Berkeley Physics Undergraduate Research scholarship.
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BPURS - Graphene Transistor Fabrication
Coursework
Electrical Engineering
The final report for EE230: analysis of an experiemental MoS2 transistor using models with a range of complexity.
Report
Report
Solid State Electronics - Final Report
A homework assignment for EE230: Solid State Electronics. The python notebook solves the first 10 energy levels in different directions of a face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal lattice given the lattice Hamiltonian parameters. The used parameters are for the Galium-Arsenide crystal.
Notebook
Notebook
EE230 - FCC Energy Level Simulation
Physics
An enjoyed lab report from my final physics course. The report discussed introductory properties of chaos theory and non-linear dynamics.
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Adv. Exp. Phys. Lab Report
The final project for CS191: Quantum Information Science and Technology. I worked on a synopsis of the Transmon qubit, heavily inspired by the 2007 Koch et al. paper.
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