Logan G. Wright
Scholar

Logan G. Wright

Google Scholar ID: MU7l9NQAAAAJ
Yale University
complex systemsneural networkslasersquantum optics
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Publications
20
 
Co-authors
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Research areas include harnessing quantum and nonlinear systems with many degrees of freedom for analog information processing, imaging, and sensing; physical and quantum neural networks; automated experimental science and engineering; data- and computer-driven methods, and co-designed hardware-software tools for open-ended experimental discovery, and design and control of complex physical systems; multimode quantum and nonlinear photonics.
Research Experience
  • Leads the Wright Applied Physics Lab at Yale University; research spans theoretical, computational, and experimental aspects, primarily using photonics-based or photonics-enabled experiments and prototypes. Aims to develop new kinds of efficient analog computing machines and multimodal light tools for rich, flexible manipulation and measurement of matter.
Background
  • Focused on physical computer science and lasers; research interests include computation and computational sensing with physical systems (especially based on multimode waves), the design and control of complex physical systems (typically with physics-informed, data-driven methods), and the physics and applications of multimode quantum and nonlinear photonic systems.
Miscellany
  • The lab welcomes diverse ideas, expertise, applications, and people not just from photonics but also from adjacent fields such as robotics, applied mathematics, fluid mechanics, biology, and materials science.