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Bo Peng (彭博) Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Verified email at fudan.edu.cn - Homepage. Condensed Matter Physics Material Science. Articles Cited by Public access Co-authors. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Cited by. ... B Peng, H Zhang, H Shao, Z Ning, Y Xu, G Ni, H Lu, DW Zhang, H Zhu. Materials Research Letters 5 (6), 399-407, 2017. 197: 2017:
Dec 22, 2022 · Bo Peng's research addresses this challenge by finding alternative quasiparticles with robust quantum states using computer simulations. He proposes that atomic vibrations (pho ...more....
Articles 1–20. Lightelligence - Cited by 8,047 - Silicon photonics - Photonic Integrated Circuits - Photonic Computing - Integrated Photonic Sensors - Optical Microcavities.
Mr Bo Peng. Fellow of Magdelene College. Office: 537 Mott Bld Email: bp432@cam.ac.uk Google Scholar. TCM Group, Cavendish Laboratory 19 JJ Thomson Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 0HE UK.
Dr. Bo Peng is a Senior Research Scientist with PAII, the U.S. research lab of Ping An Technology. Previously, he was with X, the Moonshot Factory (formerly Google [x]) as an AI resident and with Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) as an Applied Machine Learning Research Fellow.
Articles 1–20. Computational Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Library - Cited by 31,249 - Many-body theory - Coupled cluster - Advanced computing.
2017. Articles 1–20. (1) University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (2) NUS (3) NTU - Cited by 4,910 - Plasmonics - 2D materials.
Bo Peng . Materials Theory Group; Contact; People; News; Codes; Events; Join us; Topological materials. Research. Quantum computers are limited in various regards, the most notable being the extremely low temperatures at which these quantum phenomena occur, thus hampering technologically relevant applications. Using the recently developed computational tools that enable the calculation of finite temperature properties, the specific objectives of my research are to: (1) find the most ...
Jun 15, 2022 · Bo Peng eagerly awaited the results of his algorithm running on a quantum computer. If successful, the run would churn out the correct energy values for a specific quantum system. Just as we know that two plus two equals four, Peng’s team knew the numbers the computer should generate. But would it?
I am a Nevile Research Fellow at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, working on theoretical condensed matter physics in the Cavendish Laboratory. I study quantum behaviours of solid-state...
