Zohreh Davoudi, Ph.D.
Department of Physics University of Maryland, College Park
I am an Assistant Professor of Physics. The focus of my research is on simulating complex systems in nature arising from the most fundamental particles and interactions underlying them, or their effective descriptions. Here you will have a glimpse into my research and educational activities as a theoretical physicist.
Research Priorities
My research can be cast into four categories shown below. The underlying theme is to use simulation tools, classical and quantum, to study complex systems in nature arising from interactions of the Standard Model of Particle physics, in particular the strong interactions.
LATTICE GAUGE THEORY: FORMAL DEVELOPMENTS
Developing the mapping between physical quantities such as multi-hadron scattering amplitudes and transition rates and the numerical simulation of strong interactions in a finite discretized spacetime.
In the academic year 2022-2023, my group includes post-doc research associates and graduate research assistants...
Research Group
DR. JESSE STRYKER
Post-doc researcher
CHUNG-CHUN HSIEH
Ph.D. student and research assistant
CONNOR
POWERS
Ph.D. student and research assistant
DR. CHRISTOPHER WHITE
Post-doc researcher
SAURABH
KADAM
Ph.D. student and research assistant
NAVYA GUPTA
Ph.D. student and research assistant
...and post-doc and graduate research fellows:
Dr. ALEXANDER SCHUCKERT
Post-doc fellow
JAKE BRINGEWATT
Ph.D. student and research fellow
ALEXANDER SHAW
Ph.D. student and research fellow
The former members or affiliate members of the group include:
DR. INDRAKSHI
RAYCHOWDHURY
Indrakshi was a post-doc with us from 2019-2021 and has now joined Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani in Goa as an assistant professor.
DR. ANIRUDDHA BAPAT
Ani was a Ph.D. student with QuICS and affiliated with our group from 2019-2021. He is now a post-doc researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
ANDREW SHAW
Andrew was a Ph.D. student with us from 2018-2020.
DR. NIKLAS MUELLER
Niklas was a post-doc with us from 2020-2022 and has now joined University of Washington's InQubator for Quantum Simulation as a research assistant professor.