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Maria Violaris

Maria Violaris is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. Her PhD was in theoretical quantum information in Vlatko Vedral's group at the University of Oxford, UK. Her research linked fundamental questions, such as whether there is an exact arrow of time, with understanding the limits of future quantum technologies. She founded Oxford University Quantum Information Society and has also interned at quantum software start-up Riverlane, where she created a Raspberry Pi quantum computing lab. Maria now works in science communication  – from presentations to quantum coding workshops and quantum-themed poems.