Ananya Tadepalli
Undergraduate Student
Josephson junction arrays

Ananya is an undergraduate student at Stanford studying Physics and/or CS. She previously conducted an independent research project investigating the website performance of quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms, presenting her findings at international computing conferences like PEARC ’24 and the 2025 Computing Conference and publishing her work in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems. She is currently assisting on the Josephson Junction Arrays project focusing on solving several problems in condensed matter physics. Outside the lab, she is involved in the Stanford Quantum Computing Association as the Projects and Hackathon Coordinator.