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In the fall of 2022, I
joined the faculty of the Department of Physics
at the University at Buffalo.
My research falls under the large umbrella of
Theoretical/Computational Condensed Matter Physics.
Research interests include correlated systems in and
out of equilibrium as well as the control of quantum
emitters and spin systems for quantum information
processing. I have particularly been interested in
high temperature superconductivity, ultracold atoms in
optical lattices, the dynamics of field-driven quantum
systems and the dynamics of quantum emitters in the
solid state that are prime candidate for qubits in
Quantum Information Processing. Interesting research
questions often arise beyond the scope of analytical
solutions and require computational approaches. They
increasingly blur dividing lines and fall at the
intersection of different subfields of Physics such as
Condensed Matter, AMO (Atomic Molecular and Optical)
Physics, Quantum Optics and Quantum Information
Science. The variety of these questions and their
relevance for the technologies of the future make it a
fascinating time to be a theoretical physicist.
On
this
page
you will find information about me and about my
research group. You will also find some information
related to my teaching activities. Included on the CV
page, you will find a list of publications with links
to download them.
Interested
in our research or in our group? Please reach out
with any questions.
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