Education
PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Brown University
Subjects
Information Theory, Quantum Information, Statistical Physics, Interacting Particle Systems, Biological Modeling
Achievements
MS in Physics (2024); peer-reviewed publications in Physical Review E and Scientific Reports; 1st place in the QuEra Challenge at MIT's iQuHACK 2025 and 2nd place in the AWS Challenge at iQuHACK 2024; co-founded the Brown Quantum Initiative; presented at NASIT and QSim
About
Miles received his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Brown University (2026) along with an MS in Physics (2024). His research lies at the intersection of information theory and physics, studying information flow in interacting particle systems, both classical and quantum. His work develops theoretical frameworks connecting energy, dynamics, and information transfer, with implications for communication limits in physical systems.
Discipline
Engineering
Academic Achievements
Authored peer-reviewed publications in Physical Review E, Scientific Reports, and related journals, with research spanning information theory, quantum systems, and biological modeling. Awarded 1st place in the QuEra Challenge at MIT’s iQuHACK 2025, and 2nd place in the AWS Challenge at iQuHACK 2024. Co-founded the Brown Quantum Initiative at Brown University and presented work at conferences such as NASIT and QSim.
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
TA for Electricity & Magnetism (college-level, 3x years); TA for Communication Systems and Information Theory (college-level, 3x years); TA for Circuits (college-level, 1x year); Instructor for Calculus AB/BC (highschool-level, 1x year); Electricity & Magnetism (highschool-level, 1x year).
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