Mu-Te Lau
Joshua
About
My research interest lies in system software for quantum computing, particularly quantum compilation. I develop hardware-aware and application-specific compilation techniques for quantum programs, aiming to advance practical utility of quantum computing. At DVLab, I earned my master's degree and later served as a research associate. I researched pass-combination strategies to reduce two-qubit gate counts for T-count-optimized circuits. I also co-initiated and led the development effort of Qsyn, an open-source quantum circuit optimization tool. Currently, I'm a PhD Student at Northwestern University, IL, USA, advised by Prof. Nikos Hardavellas. Beyond research, I'm a passionate musician and play the euphonium and piano. I was a member of the NTU Wind Band and had served multiple committee roles.
Research interests
Quantum Computing, Quantum Compilation, Quantum Software