Name: Hamid Tebyanian
Location: University of Padova, Italy
Project: Trusted randomness derived from quantum optical processes for QC applications
Country: Iran
Supervisor: Prof. Giuseppe Vallone

Short biography

I was born in 1992 in Semnan, I received my master degree in particle physics and quantum field. Recently, I started QCALL project 15 to work on trusted quantum random number generation.

Research profile

This project concerns the study of random number generators based on self-testing quantum processes. The randomness of keys and seeds is a crucial ingredient in current secure communications, as demonstrated by the fact that several known wide-scale attacks were directed at the generators of random numbers. This project aims at the development of device-independent schemes in quantum optics and the experimental implementation of the related protocols that generate random numbers using quantum measurements on a system with one or more degrees of freedom. The subjects to study in this project are quantum information theory, which provides the means for the quantitative assessment of genuine randomness in a measurement process; experimental quantum optics, which allows implementing the protocols; and the numerical methods for the tests on the quality of the generated random series. The project also includes the study of the international standards for random number generators and the associated verification methods

Scientific areas of interests

Quantum information theory, QRNG, quantum communication, quantum optics, quantum cryptography and etc.