ESP Biography

EEGAN RAM, Stanford Soph in Physics

Major: Physics

College/Employer: Stanford

Year of Graduation: 2028

Brief Biographical Sketch:

Hi! I'm Eegan, a sophomore here at Stanford from Reno, Nevada studying physics! My favorite areas of physics to study and do research in are quantum computing and medical imaging (e.g. physics of PET scans). Feel free to ask me about any of that!

In my free time, I love cubing (solving Rubik's cubes, my fastest time is 18 seconds), taking the Caltrain up to San Francisco to bike with friends, and cooking good food.

I also teach a quarter-long quantum computing class in winter open to high schoolers with Stanford Quantum, so ask me about that too if you might be interested!

Past Classes

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C8229: Quantum Computing in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 15 - 16, 2025)

You may have heard about quantum computing in the news, but have you ever wondered what a quantum computer is? How it works? How it's different from your laptop? What $$\lvert \psi \rangle$$ is? In this class we'll explore what makes quantum computers special and promising, and you'll get to write your own quantum algorithms with IBM's quantum composer! Join us to explore our quantum future.

S8236: Reading Thoughts With Pixels in Splash Fall 2025 (Nov. 15 - 16, 2025)

Have you ever wanted to peer inside your own brain? Fortunately for you, that's possible with an array of amazing and frankly mind-blowing technologies. We'll explore the frontiers of physics and neuroscience as we discuss how we look into brains and what we can (or maybe shouldn't?) find inside.

C8089: Quantum Computing in Splash Fall 2024 (Nov. 16 - 17, 2024)

You may have heard about quantum computing in the news, but have you ever wondered what a quantum computer is? How it works? How it's different from your laptop? In this class we'll explore what makes quantum computers special and promising, and you'll get to write your own quantum algorithms with IBM's quantum composer! Join us to explore our quantum future.