Current Research Interests are Dynamical Systems Theory, Quantum Dynamics, Quantum Optics, and QuantumI Information and Computation.Optical tomograms and qubit tomograms are used to directly identify nonclassical effects such as squeezing and higher-order squeezing of quantum states and quantum entanglement between subsystem states as the full system evolves under a Hamiltonian. This program circumvents elaborate state reconstruction. Research in the interface of Dynamical Systems and Quantum Dynamics involves tracking the ergodicity properties of quantum observables using tools from Classical Dynamical Systems theory. The various focus areas in the group are state reconstruction, classical and quantum entanglement, wavepacket revival phenomena in quantum systems, open quantum systems and decoherence, The IBM quantum computing platform is used to examine nonclassical properties of optical states and spin systems by employing appropriate equivalent circuits.