Eren Guttentag

(he/him)

I am a PhD candidate working in Dr. Kenneth R. Brown's lab at the Duke Quantum Center.

My research focus is on quantum error correction. More specifically, my interests center around the following:

• Quantum data-syndrome codes
• Syndrome measurement codes
• Single-shot error correction

The focus of my PhD studies is on using a quantum-data syndrome code to extract syndrome information fault-tolerantly in a way that respects the structure of the underlying quantum code.

For different types of quantum codes, this necessitates different properties of a chosen syndrome measurement code.

Publications

• Robust Syndrome Extraction via BCH encoding: Eren Guttentag, Andrew Nemec, and Kenneth R. Brown
• Unfinished papers on QLDPC codes and other quantum data-syndrome codes

Education

• Received 2021: Bachelors of Science in Physics and Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Receiving 2025: Masters of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University
• Ongoing: PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Duke University

Feel free to email me with any questions or comments!