Spyros Tserkis

Research & Background

I am Spyros Tserkis, a researcher in quantum information theory with experience in both academia and industry. My work focuses on quantum correlations, such as entanglement, and their applications in quantum computing, communication, and sensing. I am also interested in the foundational and philosophical aspects of quantum mechanics.

Selected Publications

Quantifying total correlations in quantum systems through the Pearson correlation coefficient
S. Tserkis, S. M. Assad, P.-K. Lam, P. Narang
Physics Letters A 543, 130432 (2025)
Entanglement criterion and strengthened Bell inequalities based on the Pearson correlation
S. Tserkis, S. M. Assad, A. Conti, M. Z. Win
Physics Letters A 519, 129635 (2024)
Quantifying entanglement in two-mode Gaussian states
S. Tserkis, T. C. Ralph
Physical Review A 96, 062338 (2017)

Complete List of Publications

Lectures and Seminars

Quantum Systems, Information, and Entanglement (Course given at CQN, April 2022)
1. Introduction to Quantum Systems ⬇️
2. Teleportation and Entanglement ⬇️
3. Decoherence and Quantum Networks ⬇️
Entanglement and its Key Role in Quantum Information (Seminar given at Harvard CMSA, June 2022) ⬇️

PhD Thesis

Entanglement Theory and its Applications in Gaussian Quantum Information
S. Tserkis (supervised by T. C. Ralph)
The University of Queensland (2020)