About me

I am a PhD candidate in the Quantum Non-Equilibrium Group at the University of Exeter, under the supervision of Luis A. Correa. I work as a theoretical quantum physicist, researching energy and information exchange of quantum systems and their environments. I plan to complete my PhD thesis in March 2024.

Before starting my PhD, I worked as a mathematician in social insurance. Prior to that I completed my masters at ETH Zurich, where I wrote my thesis on Noether’s theorem for open quantum systems under the supervision of Gian Michele Graf.

My research ranges from mathematical physics to modelling for concrete experiments. I work on the non-equilibrium dynamics of interacting quantum systems and their quantum information content. A particular focus of my research has been quantum thermometry, which is the study of quantum temperature sensors.

More generally, I am interested in the interconnection of different physical theories and in collective and emergent phenomena such as irreversibility and decoherence.

Here you can find my CV.  Feel free to get in touch via J.Glatthard AT exeter.ac.uk.