Jake Oudakker

PhD student

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Jake Oudakker is a PhD Student in the David Jones Ultrafast Spectroscopy group at the Quantum Matter Institute, starting in August 2025. His research focuses on combining nonlinear optics, ultrafast lasers, and spectroscopy to develop sensors for applications in mining and atomic physics.

He is a member of both the student committee and the EDI committee here at the institute, working to foster a connected and comfortable environment for his peers, mentors, and colleagues.

When not in the lab, you can find Jake playing badminton, baking, hiking, or working on bookbinding and book restoration.

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Pushing the boundaries of Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ) computing by Focusing on Quantum Materials
Atomistic approach to emergent properties of disordered materials
Engineering exotic phases in two-dimensional (2D) materials

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Jake Oudakker

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