Hersh Singh
I am a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical physics at Fermilab and the Fermilab Quantum Theory Fellow. As a high-energy physicist with an interest in computation, I am excited by the developments in quantum computing and its potential in advancing our understanding of nature at a fundamental level.
A complete list of my publications can be found on iNSPIRE or Google Scholar.
My recent talks are listed here.
I thoroughly enjoy teaching and always seem to find opportunites to talk about things that I am excited about. During my PhD, I was awarded the Mary Creason Memorial Award for Undergraduate Teaching. I also taught a mini-course on Renormalization Group (Spring 2020, Duke University) for graduate students.
Recent Activity
- Sep 2026TalkSimulating a chiral gauge theoryUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, HEP Seminar
- Jul 2026TalkLattice Hamiltonian Formulations of Chiral Fermions and Chiral Gauge Theories"Lattice 2026" (plenary), University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA
- Jul 2026TalkExact Chiral Symmetry with Quantum Signal ProcessingUniversity of Tokyo, Japan
- Jul 2026PaperExact chiral symmetry with quantum signal processingarXiv:2607.28524
- Feb 2026TalkNonperturbative Real-Time Simulations of Chiral Gauge Theories and BaryogenesisInstitute for Nuclear Theory, University of Washington, Seattle
Research Interests
Selected Publications
Education
PhD in Physics (2014-2020)
B.Tech. and M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (2009-2014)
Experience
Postdoctoral Researcher (2023 – present)
Fermilab Quantum Theory Fellow
Fermilab
Postdoctoral Researcher (2020 – 2023)
IQuS-Fermilab Quantized Fellow
InQubator for Quantum Simulation
Institute for Nuclear Theory
University of Washington, Seattle