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Prof. Alexander Sergienko — Research Profile

Boston University · Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

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Information sourceChecked Oct 31, 2026

Graduate application deadlines

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

  • PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering

    Fall 2027

    • Application deadline

      Dec 15, 2026

    Source: bu.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026

  • MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering

    Fall 2027

    • Priority (maximum merit scholarship)

      Jan 15, 2027

    • Application deadline

      Mar 15, 2027

    Source: bu.eduChecked Nov 2, 2026

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Prof. Alexander Sergienko at Boston University Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering lists Quantum state engineering, entanglement manipulation and processing, ultrafast quantum optics, Quantum information processing, quantum cryptography and communication, quantum networking, linear-optical quantum computing, Ultra-precise optical measurement in science and technology (quantum metrology), Quantum nanoscale sensors, sensor networks, Quantum bio-photonics, characterization and diagnostic of biological materials and devices for life sciences and proteomics, Study of fundamental optical interactions as their registered research area.

Research areas

Quantum state engineering, entanglement manipulation and processing, ultrafast quantum optics, Quantum information processing, quantum cryptography and communication, quantum networking, linear-optical quantum computing, Ultra-precise optical measurement in science and technology (quantum metrology), Quantum nanoscale sensors, sensor networks, Quantum bio-photonics, characterization and diagnostic of biological materials and devices for life sciences and proteomics, Study of fundamental optical interactions

Research keywords

Quantum state engineeringentanglement manipulation and processingultrafast quantum opticsQuantum information processingquantum cryptography and communicationquantum networkinglinear-optical quantum computingUltra-precise optical measurement in science and technology (quantum metrology)Quantum nanoscale sensorssensor networksQuantum bio-photonicscharacterization and diagnostic of biological materials and devices for life sciences and proteomics

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