Omnia Mohamed
Brief academic bio
I am a physics graduate with a strong interest in quantum computing, machine learning, software engineering, and their applications in various fields. I’m passionate about making quantum computing more accessible through research, education, and collaboration.
Currently, I am a research intern at the National Authority for Remote Sensing & Space Sciences (NARSS), where I explore space weather problems using machine learning and quantum computing. Additionally, I am interning at Trevasq as a Quantum Algorithms Intern, focusing on quantum computing applications in finance. I have recently completed my bachelor’s degree and am eagerly awaiting my next academic adventure, hoping to start my quantum master’s program this cohort.
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Current projects
My current work involves investigating quantum computing applications in space weather, utilizing machine learning and quantum algorithms to improve our understanding of space phenomena. I am also focused on quantum computing applications in finance, specifically in fraud management and risk analysis.
Broader research interests
In addition to quantum computing, I am interested in the intersection of physics, computer science, and mathematics. I believe in the power of interdisciplinary research and aim to explore how quantum computing can address challenges in various fields.
My vision of science
I am a strong advocate for open science, and I actively contribute to making science more inclusive, transparent, and environmentally conscious. I am involved in initiatives to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion in science and technology, including volunteering with Quantum Women, a global community that empowers and connects women in quantum science and technology.
Contact
If you are interested in collaborating on projects or internships in quantum computing, machine learning, or software engineering, I would love to hear from you!
omnia.raouf.01 at gmail dot com