I'm a Postdoc in the Theory for Condensed Matter (TCM) department at the University of Cambridge. Previously I was a PhD student (Oct 2020-Dec 2024) at the Max Planck institute for the physics of complex systems in Dresden, Germany.
I work broadly in condensed matter theory, my projects have involved themes of quantum transport, quantum and classical many-body dynamics in constrained systems and correlated electronic phenomena in quantum Hall physics. I have also developed a recent interest in quantum computing, in the theory of protected qubits.
A simple route to asymptotic subdiffusion in 2d (fractional diffusion) without disorder or higher-form symmetries, and possibly a new growth conjecture related to loop-erased random walks. See here.
A qubit architecture protected from depolarization and dephasing, with toy model Hamiltonians and reasonable hardware requirements - the entanglemon. See here.
Presence of, and sharp spectral signatures for, intereference induced ("quantum") disorder-free localization in two dimensional U(1) lattice gauge theories. See here and here.
Anisotropic entanglement order in textured multicomponent Wigner crystals. See here.
Magnon scattering in quantum Hall heterojunctions as a probe of real space topology and skyrmion crystals. See here.
Electron-gauge (antisymmetric acoustic) phonon coupling as a dominant mechanism of scattering in the normal state of twisted bilayer graphene. See here.
Dynamics in interacting non-reciprocal classical spin models.
Connections between topological order and Schramm-Loewner evolution.
Superconducting circuit models for entanglemon qubits.
Possible mechanisms of superconductivity involving non-commutative geometry.
Constrained quantum dynamics and quantum advantage
Besides physics I am also extremely passionate about sports (especially Football - huge Cristiano Ronaldo fan, and Tennis - huge Nadal fan), travel, politics and food.