Hey! I'm happy to share that I'll be starting a PhD in Theoretical Computer Science at Princeton University in September. There are so many exciting people doing exciting research there, it'll be fun.
Joachim Favre
@joachimfavre.bsky.social
Master student in Quantum science at EPFL. Interested in classical and quantum theoretical computer science. Starting a PhD at Princeton in September. he/him My typed notes: github.com/JoachimFavre/UniversityNotes Twitter: x.com/JoachimFavre
I recently published the LaTeX notes I took in two great classes last semester: - Information theory and coding (Prof. Emre Telatar) - Introduction to quantum cryptography (Prof. Thomas Vidick) I can definitely recommend both classes to any EPFL student. Link below 👇
I received a medal from EPFL's IC student association CLIC for the LaTeX notes I shared throughout my studies. I am getting close to the end of my undergrad and hence probably to the end of my note-taking. It's a really nice way to close this chapter. Thank you all :) (📸 @mlmo.bw on Instagram)
My first paper was published on the ArXiv! I'm so proud to be co-first authoring it. It was a lot of fun to come up with this proof during my 8-week internship at Algorithmiq this summer. This might not be all I did during this internship, stay tuned! ;)
Credit to these new guarantees go to the brilliant @joachimfavre.bsky.social (who did this during his summer project at Algorithmiq and, fyi / hint hint, is currently looking for a PhD). Check out the new version here: arxiv.org/abs/2503.18939
I just finished an industry internship at Algorithmiq in Helsinki, where I worked on the simulation of Fermionic systems using a classical approach: Majorana propagation. With some chance, some of the results I proved will be published. Stay tuned! :)
@joachimfavre.bsky.social also has a bunch of cool projects being written up - and is currently looking for a PhD - so I recommend following him :)
I recently published the LaTeX notes I took in three amazing classes this semester: - Computational quantum physics (Prof. @gppcarleo.bsky.social) - Quantum information theory (Prof. @qzoeholmes.bsky.social) - Sublinear algorithms for big data analysis (Prof. Michael Kapralov) Link below👇