I am a postdoc at IBM's TJ Watson Research Center in the Physics of Information group.
I was a graduate student at Caltech, and an undergraduate at the University of Toronto .
Research Interests
Computation and communication in noisy settings
Coding theory
Quantum Shannon theory
Geometry and packing
Cryptography
Quantum estimation and detection
Quantum devices
Selected Publications
Graeme Smith, John Smolin. Can non-private channels transmit quantum information? Phys. Rev. Lett. 102, 010501 (2009) pdf
Andrew Cross, Graeme Smith, John Smolin, Bei Zeng. Codeword stabilized quantum codes. IEEE Trans. Info. Theory 55, 1, 433-438 (2009) pdf
Graeme Smith, Jon Yard. Quantum communication with zero-capacity channels. Science 321, 1812-1815 (2008) pdf
Graeme Smith, Joseph Renes, John Smolin. Structured codes improve the Bennett-Brassard-84 quantum key rate. Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 170502 (2008) pdf
Or, see my Publications Page.
Press
Over at www.physorg.com, Miranda Marquit wrote Quantum communication through synergy about my work with John Smolin.
In quantum channels, zero plus zero can equal non-zero is a story by Lisa Zyga, also at physorg.
Jonathan Oppenheim wrote a perspective on my work with Jon Yard called For Quantum Information, Two Wrongs Can Make a Right. My mother was not amused.
Quantum Weirdness: Two Times Zero Doesn't Always Equal Zero is a story by Mark Anderson over at IEEE Spectrum.
There's also been some blog action at the arXivblog, Slashdot and at the Quantum Pontiff.