PhD students 

• Samuel Aychet-Claisse (2023-now) -(CEA and IJCLab) - Application of Rydberg atom based quantum computers to the nuclear many-body problem

• Christian De Correc (2025-now), Application of quantum computers for many-body systems. 

Former PhD students

• Jing Zhang (2021-2025) - IJCLab - Treating neutron-proton pairing using quantug computer

• Edgar Andres Ruiz Guzman (2020-2023) - IJCLab- working on Symmetry breaking and restoration in many-body system using quantum computers

• Thomas Czuba (2019-2022)-IJC Lab- Dissipative aspects in many-body Fermi systems.

• Antoine Boulet (2016-2019)-IPN Orsay- Density functional theory for Fermi systems with large s-wave scattering length : application to atomic and nuclear physics

• Julien Ripoche (2016-2019), CEA Bruyères le Châtel, Projected Bogoliubov Many-Body Perturbation Theory: Overcoming formal and technical challenges 

• Guillaume Scamps (2011-2014)- GANIL- thesis on Pairing effect on nuclear dynamics. Now postdoc in Tsukuba University, Japan. 

• Guillaume Hupin (2008-2011)-GANIL- thesis on Density Functional theory for small superfluid systems, Now research associate in CNRS (IPN Orsay). 

• Marlène Assié, (2005-2008)-IPN Orsay- thesis on Correlation effects on nuclear reactions: theoretical and experimental aspects,  Now research associate in CNRS (IPN Orsay). 

• Aymeric van Lauwe (2000-2003)-LPC Caen-thesis on Modélisation des collisions nucléaires aux énergies de Fermi : validation à l’aide des données INDRA