Theodor Lundberg is a highly accomplished PhD candidate specializing in applied physics and quantum computing research, currently based at a top academic institution. His doctoral research on silicon CMOS transistors for spin-based quantum computing earned him an IBM PhD Fellowship. Theodor is driven by a passion for integrating cutting-edge research with entrepreneurship and industry to catalyze impactful change.

With a strong academic background, Theodor pursued studies in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at the University of Cambridge, Physics and Electrical Engineering as an EAP Visiting Student at the University of California, Berkeley, Physics and Computer Science at Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, and an ERASMUS Exchange program in Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians Universität München. He also completed his Doctor of Philosophy - PhD specializing in Quantum Computing at the University of Cambridge, as well as attended the Global Solutions Program 2016 at Singularity University. His exceptional academic achievements trace back to his stellar performance in Natural Science at Rosborg Gymnasium & HF, where he ranked in the top 0.1% and was the salutatorian.

Throughout his career, Theodor has held key roles at renowned organizations, including serving as a Quantum Research Intern at IBM, a Doctoral Researcher and IBM PhD Fellow at the University of Cambridge, CEO for a Day at Google, Co-founder and Director of Strategy and Operations at Shaping Horizons, Visiting Associate at The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Student Researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, Co-founder and CSO at Afriji, Visiting Research Fellow at Harvard University, and Research Assistant at both the University of Copenhagen and Harvard University.