Jasmine Freeman

Jasmine Freeman is a Ph.D. student at the University of Georgia, where her research focuses on quantum computing approaches to strongly correlated quantum systems, with an interest in their applications to astrophysics. Her work explores dynamical mean-field theory (DMFT), quantum impurity models, bath representations, and multi-site methods to investigate how quantum algorithms can be used to study complex many-body systems and potentially connect these techniques to astrophysical environments. Her broader research background includes computational astrophysics and exoplanet detection and characterization. She is also passionate about helping students navigate research opportunities, fellowships, internships, and the transition into graduate school