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Ahana Chakraborty

Postdoc

I work in the field of theoretical condensed matter physics and quantum optics. My research interests focus on non-equilibrium dynamics of quantum many body systems. I am broadly working on open quantum many-body systems, cavity QED with strongly correlated electrons with special interest in light-induced superconductivity and imbalance dynamics of many-body localized systems recently realized in


Tamaghna Hazra

Postdoc

Tamaghna

I am interested in various aspects of strongly correlated electron systems, particularly at the interface of superconductivity and topology. I enjoy working closely with experiments, and I like thinking about simple-minded models to illuminate the puzzles of quantum materials. I’m currently thinking about the role of local interactions like Kondo and Hunds in the pairing


Fabian Kugler

Postdoc

Fabian Kugler is a Feodor Lynen fellow of the Humboldt foundation. His research interests include strongly correlated electron systems, multi-orbital phenomena, and method development with renormalization-group or real-frequency techniques. His publications can be found on ORCID and arXiv.


Umesh Kumar

Postdoc

I am interested in studying strongly correlated electrons. My focus primarily lies in using low-dimensional spin chain systems and Hubbard models to study quantum spin liquids and superconductivity. I develop models for spectroscopic techniques such as resonant inelastic x-ray scattering used for probing materials and investigate how materials can be controlled using light within the


Tsung Han Lee

Postdoc

My research interests lie in the field of strongly correlated systems. Recently, I am focusing on extending the slave-boson mean-field theory and Gutzwiller approximation to calculate the two-particle quantities for correlated multiorbital systems and developing a systematic framework to improve the accuracy of these approaches to the two-particle level.


Zekun Zhuang

Postdoc

I am interested in topological quantum matter and strongly correlated systems.


Victor Drouin-Touchette

Postdoc

My research interests lie at the intersection of many-body physics and quantum computing, where I use various computational and analytical techniques to characterize correlated phases of matter. In particular, I currently study topologically ordered ground states, which can be used to encode fault-tolerant logical qubits.




Yueqing Chang

Postdoc

Yueqing primarily works on first-principles calculations for condensed matter systems with strong correlations. Her research interests focus on developing methods to systematically derive renormalized model Hamiltonians from highly accurate many-body calculations, using techniques including real-space quantum Monte Carlo. Recently, she has been working on improving the state-of-the-art quantum embedding and downfolding frameworks by comparing them