is Professor of Mathematical Physics in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics at the University of Cape Town and a Simons Associate at the ICTP in Trieste, Italy. His research interests lie primarily in understanding emergent phenomena, from condensed matter to neurophysics. His recent focus has been on low-dimensional quantum field theory, topological quantum matter and quantum chaos in disordered systems. He is a recipient of a Distinguished Teachers Award of the University of Cape Town.

is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics and a member of the HEPCAT group. He is interested in Quantum Information theory and Gauge/Gravity duality. Quantum Information is the perfect melting pot for integrating different areas of Physics, Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science. Presently, he is working on how complutational complexity can be related to quantum chaos. He is also interested in Cosmology and String Cosmology. 

is a Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics with expertise in quantum complexity, quantum chaos and holography. Jaco is currently  working on understanding the theoretical underpinnings of quantum technologies with a focus on quantum batteries.

is Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics and head of the ShockLab research group. With a background in high energy theoretical physics, his focus is on using string theory to understand strongly coupled matter. His recent research is also now focused on using Machine Learning both as a tool for analysing big datasets (from cosmology to neuroscience) as well as in the framework of Reinforcement Learning to study cognition and awareness. He is also a recipient of a Distinguished Teachers Award of the University of Cape Town.

is Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics, SARCHI Chair in Physical Cosmology and head of the HEPCAT research group. Her research focus is on the fundamental physics that underlies the nature of the Universe, spanning a diverse spectrum from high energy theory to astrophysics. Her current fascination lies in the physics of Fast Radio Bursts and their application to cosmology. She is one of the Lead Investigators on the HIRAX project which is a 21cm intensity mapping experiment that will allow us to both learn about dark energy and its evolution and learn a fortune about FRBs.

is a Science Faculty Fellowship holder and PhD student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics. Nitin is working on understanding the transition between integrability and chaos in disordered quantum many-body problems.

is a PhD student and Oppenheimer Fellow working on Holographic Quantum Thermodynamics. Cameron completed his MSc on quantum many-body systems. There he used neural networks to probe the mobility edge between thermalization and many-body localization in quantum spin-chains and the SYK model of random quantum mechanics. 

is a PhD student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics working on computational or circuit complexity of  coherent states.

is an MSc student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics working on circuit complexity.

is an MSc student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics working on computational complexity in cosmology.

is an MSc student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics working on computational or circuit complexity of  on 2-dimensional Jackiw-Teitleboim gravity and, in particular, its relation to constant curvature surfaces and the sine-Gordon model.

is a Shuttleworth Fellow and PhD student in the Department of Mathematics & Applied Mathematics. Ruach is working on the mathematical structures governing the behavior of low-dimensional quantum systems in the presence of magnetic fields and the physics on 1-dimensional Chern-Simons matter.

is a former PhD student working on the mathematical physics of scattering amplitudes in gauge theory and gravity. Nathan is currently an postdoctoral fellow at the University of Edinburgh.

is a former PhD student working on the mathematical physics of scattering amplitudes primarily in astrophysics and gravity. Daniel is currently an assistant lecturer at UCT.

is a former MSc student who worked on scrambling and the onset of chaos in quantum many-body systems. Jean-Gabriel is currently a PhD student working on Hilbert space engineering of qudits at the University of Strasbourg, France.

is a former MSc student, using the AdS/CFT correspondence to study Brownian motion of a heavy particle in a quark-gluon plasma. Alexes will be undertaking a PhD in Computational Archeology at Cambridge University in the UK.