Daniel Malz

Postdoc at TUM
daniel.malz(at)tum.de

About

I am a theoretical physicist currently working at the TU Munich, as a postdoc in Johannes Knolle's CMT group.

I have broad interests in quantum optics and condensed matter physics, with a particular focus toward quantum technologies. To date, foci of my work have been periodically driven systems, cavity optomechanics, waveguide QED, and atomic arrays, with other works on double quantum dots, quantum computers, and topological magnetic insulators. A more detailed overview is on my Research page. All my publications can be found on arXiv, under Publications, or on google scholar.


Employment history and education

  • Since 2022: Postdoc in CMT @ TU Munich. Adviser: Johannes Knolle.

  • 2018-2022: Postdoc at MPQ in Garching (near Munich). Adviser: Ignacio Cirac.

  • 2015-2018: PhD in the TCM group at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge. Adviser: Andreas Nunnenkamp (now in Vienna)

  • 2011-2015: BA Physics and MMath at Trinity College, University of Cambridge