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Multi-level quantum information processing with Superconducting Circuits Seminar Series with Machiel Blok Your formal invite to weekly Qiskit videos ► https://ibm.biz/q-subscribe Speaker: Machiel Blok Host: Zlatko Minev, PhD. Abstract: Encoding quantum information in the higher energy levels of the transmon circuit provides a resource efficient way to control large Hilbert spaces and to execute quantum algorithms at reduced circuit complexity. In this talk, I will discuss our recent realization of a ‘qutrit quantum processor’ that manipulates quantum information in three-level systems (qutrits). At UC Berkeley, we used this device to verify the scrambling of quantum information using teleportation and benchmark its gate fidelity using a qutrit randomized benchmarking protocol. Finally, I will discuss our ongoing work at the University of Rochester where we are exploring new qutrit gates and the encodings beyond three-level systems towards a genuine qudit processor. Bio: Machiel Blok received his PhD in physics from Delft University of Technology/QuTech (The Netherlands) where he worked with Prof. Ronald Hanson on defect centers in diamond with a focus on quantum measurement, real-time feedback and remote entanglement. During his postdoc at UC Berkeley, in the group of Prof. Irfan Siddiqi, he developed a qutrit quantum processor in superconducting circuits. In 2020 he joined the faculty of Physics and Astronomy Department of University of Rochester as an Assistant professor, where he started a superconducting circuits lab as the inaugural Levinson/Shapiro Faculty Scholar. -- The Qiskit Seminar Series is a deep dive into various academic and research topics within the quantum community. It will feature community members and leaders every Friday, 12 PM EDT.