UC’s PhD in Engineering Physics immerses scholars in applied quantum, photonics, and plasma research, driving breakthroughs from fusion energy to quantum computing hardware.
Superconducting qubit resonators with sub-ppm loss tangents via surface passivation
PIC simulation of inertial-confinement fusion implosions under asymmetric drive
Silicon-nitride frequency combs integrated for chip-scale LiDAR systems
Magneto-inertial fusion coil optimization minimizing driver energy
Quantum-key-distribution protocol implemented on photonic FPGAs
Terahertz metamaterial sensors detecting trace explosives
Laser-wakefield accelerator modeling with AI surrogate beams
Diamond NV-center magnetometer array for neuronal action-potential imaging
Cryogenic packaging reducing phonon noise in quantum-dot photon sources
Optical trapping experiment measuring nanoscale Casimir forces
High-gradient dielectric laser accelerator prototype for tabletop colliders
GPU-accelerated ray-tracing of radiation transport in stellarators
Photonic crystal fiber design enabling octave-spanning supercontinuum
Hybrid analog-digital simulator benchmarking quantum annealing landscapes
Neutron-shield material characterization for space reactor concepts
White paper on regulatory pathways for small modular fusion reactors
VR visualization tool of plasma instabilities for education
Conference on quantum hardware supply-chain resilience
Public science demo levitating superconductors at civic festivals
Workshop teaching open-source photonics design to undergraduates
Engineer the frontier of physics with UC’s innovation-focused PhD.
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