Sabre Kais
Sabre Kais
Professor of Chemical Physics
Professor of Computer Science (courtesy)

Joined department in 2005

Education:
BS, Hebrew University (1983)
MS, Hebrew University (1984)
PhD, Hebrew University (1989)

Prof. Kais research is in the field of quantum information and computation and quantum phase transitions. In particular, his research focuses on quantifying entanglement, quantum algorithms, teleportation using quantum dots, decoherence in spin systems and solid state implementations of qubits.

Prof. Kais received the National Science Foundation Career Award in 1997. He was also awarded the Purdue University Faculty Scholar Award (2004-2009), and the Guggenheim Fellowship Award (2005). In 2007, Prof. Kais was the Elected Fellow of the American Physical Society and the Elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Selected Publications
Zhen Huang and Sabre Kais, "Entanglement as Measure of Electron-Electron Correlation in Quantum Chemistry Calculations", Chem. Phys. Letters 413,1 (2005).
Zhen Huang and Sabre Kais, "Dynamics of Entanglement for One-Dimensional Spin Systems in an External Time-Dependent Magnetic Field", In J. Quant. Information 3, 483 (2005).
Qicun Shi and Sabre Kais, "Finite Size Scaling for the Atomic Shannon-Information Entropy", J. Chem. Phys. 121, 5611-5617 (2004).
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