Theory of Controlled Quantum Systems
We are a theoretical physics research group based at King’s College London. Our research interfaces open quantum systems theory, non-equilibrium statistical physics, quantum thermodynamics, and quantum information.
ToCQS group, August 2024, taken at Birr castle.
We work on topics ranging from non-equilibrium many-body theory to stochastic thermodynamics. We propose and actively collaborate on experiments in ultracold atomic gases, trapped ions, mesoscopic electronic circuits, nano-mechanical oscillators, and other controlled quantum systems. Our work involves a range of analytical and numerical techniques, often inspired by quantum information science, including tensor-network algorithms, full counting statistics, and stochastic unravellings of open quantum systems. See our publications page for details of our research.
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Congratulations to Sindre and Ale for their PhD graduation! We wish them all the best as they move on to the next stage in their careers.
Open positions
We are always open to supporting postdoctoral fellowship applications from motivated candidates with a strong track record of research in a relevant field.
We currently do not have any funded PhD or postdoc positions.
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