Jordan Cotler is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows.
Jordan received his PhD at Stanford, focusing on the intersection of high energy physics and quantum information theory.
Jordan discovered his passion for theoretical physics in high school when he performed summer research at Northwestern University and Stanford University. While still in high school, Jordan developed an original quantum cryptography protocol, earning him tenth place in the 2012 Intel Science Talent Search. At MIT, Jordan has performed research in theoretical physics, mathematics and neuroscience, resulting in several publications. His ongoing collaboration with Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek includes the discovery of entanglement enabled intensity interferometry.
A magician since the age of eight, Jordan is internationally known for creating original card effects, sold worldwide.
