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I've taught physics for more than a decade, including as a TA and college core tutor at the Univ of Chicago, where I received two teaching awards and a PhD studying the quantum information of space-time. I have since then expanded my research into...See Ohkyung's full profile

I have 300+ hours tutoring physics, including quantum mechanics. I received a grade of A+ in a 4000 level quantum mechanics class, have helped many students succeed on their examinations, and currently conduct physics research with the Quantum...See Alex's full profile

I majored in physics and electrical engineering at MIT, graduating in the top 5%, and stayed on at MIT for the master's and doctoral program in EECS. I received A+ grades in Quantum Physics, Statistical Physics, and Special Relativity....See Stephen's full profile

I am a PhD candidate in physics at CU Boulder specializing in education. Took 2 semesters of undergrad quantum and 2 semesters of graduate level quantum and my research is in quantum education See Kristin's full profile

With this strong research background, I have a solid knowledge and expertise in quantum physics — from fundamental principles to every advanced topic. I have successfully tutored over 20 students in quantum physics, and most of...See Ken's full profile

With a strong academic background in physics and extensive experience tutoring advanced students, I specialize in teaching quantum physics at both the high school and college level with clarity and depth. I have guided numerous students...See Allison's full profile

I guide students through the challenging but fascinating world of Quantum Mechanics by breaking down core ideas like wave functions, operators, and the Schrödinger equation into clear, manageable steps. My lessons emphasize both the mathematical...See Graham's full profile

I regularly help student learn and understand topics in quantum physics related to the Schrodinger Equation, particle in a box, scattering potentials, angular momentum and spin, and three-dimensional quantum physics like spherical...See Geoffrey's full profile

It is important to note that Quantum physics derives form the study of energy as particle size decreased to the point of the break down of classical mechanics. Essentially, there is little difference between the subjects of quantum...See Jason's full profile

My PhD was at the interface between quantum physics and statistical physics. I frequently tutor quantum mechanics at the undergraduate level (both quantum I and II). If you are interested in tutoring at the graduate level - ask first and...See Raphael's full profile

As part of the biophysics curriculum, there was an extensive set of material science courses required. These material science courses included solid state physics and advanced quantum mechanics, including some introduction to quantum field...See Andrew's full profile

I am a theoretical nuclear physicist and have taught at various universities Quantum Physics. These include Florida State University, Texas A&M University, Indiana University and Manhattan University. I am currently an Associate...See Farrooh's full profile

I hold a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), where a part of my research was focused on developing quantum algorithms and designing new hybrid (classical + quantum) approaches to solve hard...See Geoff's full profile

Working on quantum systems specifically quantum optics during my PhD. Research scientist in the field of quantum computing, superconducting qubits, and cryogenic hardware at Google quantum AI. I am also experienced in quantum computing algorithms See Reza's full profile

Participating in collider experiments both stationary target and colliding beam has given me ample opportunity to utilize much of my quantum physics studies (whether double oscillator wells, resonance production of nucleons, or scattering...See Michael's full profile

... and make connections across fields. Specifically, I have successfully tutored many students through their Quantum Mechanics and Physical Chemistry Courses (previously classified under 'Physics' on Wyzant)....See Jade's full profile

Degrees from MIT and Stanford with theses in the area of Quantum Physics including Solid State Physics. Over 10+ years of teaching experience in Quantum Physics including optoelectronics at the undergraduate level at the University...See David's full profile

I have degrees in physics and I specialized in quantum computation research in graduate school at the University of Illinois, a top ten physics school. I have extensive knowledge of the subject, having worked in it as a professional. See Richard's full profile

I have a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Engineering. As a result I have extensive work with Quantum Computing. I have presented multiple academic papers discussing the theory behind quantum mechanics and even their integration into electronics...See Quinlan's full profile

As a PhD student, I have been a Graduate Teaching Assistant for undergraduate Quantum Mechanics (both first and second semester courses) many times. My thesis research was centered around Open Quantum Systems, as well as tensor network methods for...See Elyana's full profile

I'm a physics PhD student with past experience being a teaching assistant for part one of undergraduate quantum mechanics.See Isabella's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and have been tutoring Quantum Physics and Quantum Mechanics for over 5 years at another tutoring company. In early February 2025, I switched to the Wyzant platform. I have...See Gregory's full profile

...students. Interactive one-on-one online teaching strategy with state-of-the-art technology tools. Teaching/tutoring Quantum Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Information and Quantum Computation, related Mathematical and Numerical Methods, Nanotechnology...See Alex's full profile

Theoretical physicist with extensive research and teaching experience at MIT. Teaching assistant on full academic scholarship for MIT 8.04 8.05 Quantum Physics I II, MIT 8.701 Introductory Nuclear and Particle Physics (graduate). Received...See Theodore's full profile

As a quantum physics specialist with over three years of experience, I focus on unraveling the complexities of the subatomic world through both theoretical and applied approaches. My expertise includes quantum mechanics, quantum computing,...See Lianna's full profile