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Ingrid Zimmermann (Assoc)

Graduate student

Ingrid is a graduate student working on quantum computing with trapped beryllium and magnesium ions. She completed a bachelor’s degree in physics from Rutgers University, during which time she was introduced to experimental physics at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory by Ross McDonald and Laurel Winter, and at Weida Wu’s condensed matter lab in Rutgers.

Created June 8, 2022, Updated May 15, 2023
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