Matthias Troyer

Distinguished Scientist & Director of Quantum Customer Solutions Microsoft

After nearly two decades as professor of computational physics and high performance computing consultant, Matthias Troyer joined Microsoft's quantum computing division to develop novel computing paradigms and solve currently unsolvable problems.

Recipient of the Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics "for pioneering numerical work in many seemingly intractable areas of quantum many body physics and for providing efficient sophisticated computer codes to the community."

Specialties: high performance computing, computational science, quantum computing