Chaithanya Naik Mude
Ph.D. candidate, Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin–Madison
About Me
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Sciences at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, working with Prof. Swamit Tannu. My research focuses on cross-layer optimization of superconducting and neutral-atom quantum computing systems to enable high-performance, scalable fault tolerance.
I interned at Quantum Machines, working on calibration and readout for quantum systems. I did my M.S. at UW–Madison, and my M.Tech. and B.Tech. at IIT Bombay, where I was advised by Prof. Sai Vinjanampathy on quantum control.
Outside of research, I enjoy playing badminton, chess, cricket, and table tennis. I also love solving puzzles—Rubik’s cubes, Hanayama, and Tangram—and I like traveling, hiking, and long-distance running.
News
Publications
Service
- Systems Architecture for Quantum Measurements (Tutorial, MICRO 2024)
- ASPLOS 2027 Artifact Evaluation Committee Member
- MICRO 2026 Artifact Evaluation Committee Member
- ISCA 2026 Artifact Evaluation Committee Member
- IEEE Computer Architecture Letters, 2024