John Preskill

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John Preskill is an American theoretical physicist known for his influential work in quantum information theory and quantum gravity, and for founding the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter at Caltech.

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instanceOf American scientist
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affiliation California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
Walter Burke Institute for Theoretical Physics NERFINISHED
awardReceived APS Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics NERFINISHED
Dirac Medal of the ICTP NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
doctoralAdvisor Steven Weinberg NERFINISHED
educatedAt Harvard University
Princeton University
employer California Institute of Technology
familyName Preskill NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork high-energy physics
quantum computation
quantum gravity
quantum information theory
theoretical physics
founded Institute for Quantum Information and Matter NERFINISHED
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hasBlog Quantum Frontiers NERFINISHED
hasResearchInterest black hole information paradox
gauge theories
quantum error correction
quantum field theory
topological quantum computation
knownFor coining the term quantum supremacy
founding the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter
work in quantum gravity
work in quantum information theory
languageSpoken English
memberOf American Physical Society
name John Preskill NERFINISHED
notableConcept quantum supremacy
notableStudent Daniel Gottesman NERFINISHED
Patrick Hayden NERFINISHED
Scott Aaronson NERFINISHED
occupation professor
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positionHeld Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics at Caltech NERFINISHED
publisher California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
workplace California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED

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information loss paradox debatedBy John Preskill