Marco Cioci
2026-2029
Doctoral Student
Marco Cioci
2026-2029
Doctoral Student
Marco Cioci is a PhD candidate at the N3Cat group at UPC, where he will pursue research in quantum computing and quantum communication, with a particular focus on distributed quantum systems.
Marco Cioci earned his Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics from Politecnico di Milano, with a focus on quantum mechanics, functional analysis, and experimental physics. His Bachelor’s thesis studied Brownian motion in the broader context of fluctuations and dissipation.
His Master’s studies in High Performance Computing Engineering at Politecnico di Milano have focused on computational methods, machine learning, and quantum technologies. His Master’s thesis investigates depolarization effects in optical-fiber channels for quantum communication through analytical modeling, numerical simulation, and experimental characterization.
He will join the N3Cat group at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) as a PhD candidate, with research interests in scalable quantum systems and, in particular, problems linking quantum computation, quantum communication, and system-level design.
Marco Cioci is a PhD candidate at the N3Cat group at UPC, where he will pursue research in quantum computing and quantum communication, with a particular focus on distributed quantum systems.
Marco Cioci earned his Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics from Politecnico di Milano, with a focus on quantum mechanics, functional analysis, and experimental physics. His Bachelor’s thesis studied Brownian motion in the broader context of fluctuations and dissipation.
His Master’s studies in High Performance Computing Engineering at Politecnico di Milano have focused on computational methods, machine learning, and quantum technologies. His Master’s thesis investigates depolarization effects in optical-fiber channels for quantum communication through analytical modeling, numerical simulation, and experimental characterization.
He will join the N3Cat group at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) as a PhD candidate, with research interests in scalable quantum systems and, in particular, problems linking quantum computation, quantum communication, and system-level design.