Dr. Heng Seng Thai is a Quantum Software Engineer and Quantum-Classical Compiler Researcher passionate about advancing hybrid quantum-classical computing systems. He received his Ph.D. in AI Convergence from Pukyong National University in 2025, where he developed a quantum compiler for optimization in Intrinsically Disordered Protein (IDP) Structure Prediction at the Quantum Computing Lab, combining his expertise in both quantum algorithms and classical computing to push the boundaries of computational biology.
His research focuses on bridging the gap between theoretical quantum computing and practical applications, particularly in the challenging domain of protein structure prediction. By developing specialized compilation techniques that optimize quantum circuits for biological simulations, his work contributes to making quantum computing more accessible and effective for real-world scientific problems.
Focus Areas: Quantum computing compiler development, hybrid quantum-classical algorithms, and computational biology applications.
As a Researcher at AICLab, HENG Sengthai brings specialized expertise in quantum computing and its applications to artificial intelligence. His work on quantum-classical hybrid systems and compiler development provides valuable insights for exploring the intersection of quantum computing and AI. His research on protein structure prediction demonstrates the potential of combining cutting-edge quantum computing techniques with practical biological applications, aligning with AICLab's mission of developing innovative AI solutions for real-world challenges.
Dr. HENG Sengthai completed his doctoral research at the Quantum Computing Lab at Pukyong National University, where he collaborated with researchers advancing the frontiers of quantum computing technology and its applications to scientific computing challenges. His doctoral work at the lab focused on developing quantum compilers for protein structure prediction, establishing a strong foundation for exploring collaborative research opportunities between quantum computing and artificial intelligence.