Henry D. Pfister
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Henry D. Pfister |
My research interests include information theory, error-correcting codes, quantum computing, and machine learning.
Upcoming Events and Recent News
07/26 - Group to present 3 regular papers at ISIT 2026 in Guangzhou:
06/26 - Lecture on Quantum Low-Density Parity-Check Codes: Constructions and Decoders at NASIT 26 in Provo, Utah
06/26 - Keynote talk on “Diffusion Models Through the Lens of Information Theory” at the Canadian Workshop on Information Theory in Halifax, Nova Scotia
04/26 - Keynote talk entitled “Neural Polar Decoders: From Finite-State Channels to Deletions and DNA Storage” at the Munich Workshop on Shannon Coding Techniques
03/26 - Invited talk entitled Compressed Sensing and Measurement Matrices with Large Symmetry Groups at the Information Theory for Future Networks (IT-FuN) Workshop in Karlsruhe, Germany
11/25 - Duke Statistical Science Seminar entitled The Power of Symmetry in Coding and Sensing
08/25 - Congratulations to the implementation competition winners at ISTC 2025
08/25 - Keynote talk entitled Quantum Error Correction: Overview and Recent Results at the ISTC 2025 in Los Angeles
07/25 - Enjoyed SampTA 2025 in Vienna and spoke about The Intersection between Compressed Sensing and Error Correction
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Contact
Pronouns: he/him/his
Office: Gross Hall 305
Tel: (919) 590-5867
Email: henry.pfister@duke.edu
Profiles: Google Scholar | arXiv
Teaching (FA26)– ECE 586: Vector Space Methods
Assistant
Kristen Gerondelis
Gross Hall 315
Tel: (919) 613-7829
Email: kristen.gerondelis@duke.edu