MSPQC student
Korawit Nimnon
Position title: MSPQC Student
Email: nimnon@wisc.edu
Research Interests: I am broadly interested in quantum technologies, semiconductor physics, and advanced nanofabrication. In particular, I am interested in how quantum phenomena can be applied to computing and semiconductor devices, as well as the technologies used to manufacture nanoscale chips, such as photolithography and extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography. I am also interested in learning more about the physics and engineering behind next-generation quantum and semiconductor technologies.
Korawit is a master’s student in Physics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison with an interest in quantum computing and emerging technologies. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer and Robotics Engineering, where he developed a broad technical background in computer architecture, operating systems, embedded systems, digital systems, microprocessors, programming, robotics, and electronics.
As he transitions into the field of quantum science, he is eager to expand his knowledge and explore new areas beyond his previous engineering background. He is especially interested in quantum technologies, semiconductor physics, nanofabrication, and advanced computing technologies. He is passionate about continuously learning and improving his skills, with the goal of building a strong foundation for a future career in quantum and semiconductor technologies.
Ifemi Olojo-Kosoko
Position title: MSPQC Student
Email: olojokosoko@wisc.edu
Research Interests: Quantum Computing
Ifemi is an M.S. student in Quantum Computing at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She earned a B.S. in Computer Science and a certificate in Quantum Computing and Quantum Information from the University of Pittsburgh in May 2026. Her interests include quantum computing, machine learning, natural language processing, and video games.