Johannes Knolle :  My research has been centred around one of the great topics of modern physics — the search for unconventional quantum phases and novel excitations in correlated materials.

Room:    3225
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53740
eMail:    j.knolle@tum.de

Sanjay Moudgalya :  I am broadly interested in theoretical quantum many-body physics, and much of my research has centered around quantum dynamics and its interplay with symmetries.

Room:    3308
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    sanjay.moudgalya@tum.de

Frank Pollmann :  My research interests are in theoretical condensed matter physics and in particular in systems with strongly correlated electrons.

Room:    3033
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    frank.pollmann@tum.de

Adam Prystupiuk :  I am interested in topological and exotic phases of matter. My current research focuses on the study of periodically-driven 2D systems - Floquet Topological Insulators.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    adam.prystupiuk@tum.de

Alfred Benedito :  I am interested in analytical, theoretical methods for condensed matter systems. Currently, I study periodically driven quantum phase transitions.

Room:    1205
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   alfred.benedito@tum.de

Alvise Bastianello :  My research focuses on strongly interacting quantum matter out of equilibrium, with emphasis on non-conventional thermalization and transport. I use exact analytical techniques to explore these questions, such as integrability and bosonization.

Room:    3316
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    alvise.bastianello@tum.de

Anton Romen :  My research interests lie in the area of condensed matter theory, with a particular interest on deconfined quantum criticality.

Room:    3307
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   anton.romen@tum.de

Avedis Neehus :  I am interested in the exotic phases of matter arising in strongly correlated many-body systems. My current focus lies on topological phases of matter, in particular questions related to disorder,  quantum phase transitions and transport and in Quantum Spin Liquids and Quantum Hall systems.

Room:    3226
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    avedis.neehus@tum.de

Benjamin Sappler :  I am interested in the numerical simulation of quantum many-body systems, mainly using tensor network methods.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   benjamin.sappler@tum.de

Bernhard Jobst :  I am interested in using quantum computers for various problems such as machine learning tasks and simulations of quantum many-body systems.

Room:    3318
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53769
eMail:    bernhard.jobst@tum.de

Clemens Kuhlenkamp: I am interested in the dynamics of disordered many-body systems.

Room:    3311
Phone:   +49 89 289 53774 
eMail:    c.kuhlenkamp@tum.de

Daniel Molpeceres Mingo :  My research interests include classical simulation of open quantum systems, gaussian state simulation and verification of quantum systems.

Room:    3320 3320@5101
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    daniel.molpeceres@tum.de

David Kennworthy Gunn :  I am interested in

Room:    3320 3320@5101
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:  david-kenworthy.gunn@tum.de

Eduard Koller :  I take interest in the field of strongly correlated electrons and frustrated magnetism. Currently I study the interaction between photons and quantum spin liquids by analytical methods.

Room:    1205
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    eduard.koller@tum.de

Fabian Pichler :  My research focuses on describing novel methods to find signatures of strongly correlated electron phases in 2D materials.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    fabian.pichler@tum.de

Gloria Isbrandt :  I am interested in the physics of quantum many body systems, in particular fractonic systems far from equilibrium. I study their behavior with various computational methods.

Room:    1205
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    gloria.isbrandt@tum.de

Hui-Ke Jin :  My research interest includes: tensor network state, frustrated spin systems, nonequilibrium systems, and quantum simulations.

Room:    3222
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   jhk@zju.edu.cn

Ignacio Salgado Linares :  I am interested in understanding the contribution of magnons to thermal Hall transport by studying stochastic Landau-Lifshitz-Gilbert dynamics of Kitaev spin liquids, applying both analytical and numerical methods.

Room:    1205
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    i.salgado@tum.de

Jakob Unfried :  I am interested in developing tensor network methods for condensed matter systems, as well as Automatic Differentiation and Machine Learning. I am especially fascinated by topological phases of matter, as well as novel phases that arise in the presence of periodic drives.

Room:    3309
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    jakob.unfried@tum.de

Jiaxin Qiao : I am interested in the exotic collective phenomenon in quantum many-body systems. Currently, I focus on the scaling behavior in topological superconductors.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    jiaxin.qiao@tum.de

Johannes Hauschild  :   I am interested in the development and application of tensor network based methods to quantum many-body systems. In particular, I'm the leading developer behind the TeNPy library. More recently, I also got interested in strategies to employ tensor networks for quantum computing on near-term NISQ devices.

Room:    3029
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53761
eMail:    johannes.hauschild@tum.de

Jonas Habel :  My research focusses on dynamics of correlated quantum magnets. In particular, I study topological properties of magnon excitations in frustrated spin systems and how they are affected by exotic many-body interactions that naturally arise due to the frustration.

Room:    3218
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    jonas.habel@tum.de

Josef Willsher: I am interested in using theoretical tools in condensed matter systems, and especially in studying phases with intrinsic topological order. My current work is in using field theory to study quantum spin liquids away from integrable limits.

Room:    3221
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53744
eMail:    joe.willsher@tum.de

Julian Bösl :  My research interests include the description of phases of matter which arise in quantum many-body contexts such as ultra-cold gas setups. I am equally interested in the out-of-equilibrium dynamics of quantum systems under additional constraints.

Room:    3307
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   julian.boesl@tum.de

Ludwig Zweng :  I am interested in the physics of non-Abelian anyons in topological systems and their connection to emergent quantum many-body phenomena.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    ludwig.zweng@tum.de

Marc Langer :  I am interested in

Room:    3316 3316@5101
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53768
eMail:    marc.langer@tum.de
 

Markus Drescher :  My research interests lie in the area of condensed matter theory, with a particular focus on strongly correlated quantum systems such as spin liquids. I am especially fascinated by emergent phenomena in many-body physics.

Room:    3312
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    markus.drescher@tum.de

Masataka Kawano :  I am interested in emergent phenomena in quantum many-body systems. My current research focuses on the interplay of strong electron correlations and spin-orbit coupling.

Room:    3318
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    masataka.kawano@tum.de

Matthias Englbrecht :  I am interested in

Room:   3304 (3304@5101)
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    matthias.englbrecht@tum.de

Melissa Will :  I am interested in engineering Hilbert space fragmentation in quantum systems

Room:    3312
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    melissa.will@tum.de

Nicky Kai Hong Li :  I am interested in

Room:   3314 (3314@5101)
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    nicky.li@tum.de

Nico Kirchner :  I am interested in topological phases of matter, especially topological order. My research focuses on the properties and dynamics of anyons.

Room:    3320
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    nico.kirchner@tum.de

Ofir Arzi :  I am interested in non-equilibrium dynamics in constrained quantum system, and in the emergence of macroscopic behavior in such systems.

Room:    3305
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    ofir.arzi@tum.de

Philipp Thoma :  I'm interested in simulating many-body-systems. I mainly focus on obtaining Spectral Functions using Tensor Networks.

Room:  
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    philipp.thoma@tum.de

Philip Zechmann :  I am interested in the dynamics of many-body systems, especially with applications to ultracold quantum gases, and in the use and development of numerical tools to study such systems.

Room:    3035
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    philip.zechmann@tum.de

Raul Morral Yepes :  I am interested in quantum many-body physics and its intersection with quantum information. My research focuses on non-equilibrium phases of matter.

Room:   3320
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53770
eMail:    raul.morral@tum.de

ShengHsuan Lin :  I am interested in numerical methods in Condensed Matter Physics and Machine Learning.

Room:   3304
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53762
eMail:    shenghsuan.lin@tum.de

Sim GiBaik :  I am interested in the emergence of novel phases in strongly correlated many-body systems: topological superconductors and spin-orbital liquid. My current research focuses on dynamics in models that realize quantum dimer phases. I wish to approach these problems by using numerical techniques.
 

Room:    3223
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   gibaik.sim@tum.de

Stefan Birnkammer :  I am interested in the emergence of novel phenomena and phases in strongly correlated many-body systems, realized in ultra cold atoms or solids under extreme conditions. Particularly I take a great interest in the embedding of fundamental mathematical concepts in the framework of modern many-body theory.

Room:    3309
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   stefanbirnkammer@googlemail.com

Tobias Olsacher :  I am interested in

Room:   3314 3314@5101
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    tobias.olsacher@oeaw.ac.at
 

Tristan Kraft :  I am interested in

Room:    3306@5101
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    tristan.kraft@tum.de

Valentin Leeb :  I am interested in how external fields couple to strongly correlated quantum matter. I mostly study magnetic field effects in frustrated spin systems and strongly correlated metals by analytic methods.

Room:    3220
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    valentin.leeb@tum.de

Wen-Tao Xu :  I am interested in studying various topological phases, including symmetry protected topological phases and intrinsic topological phases with anyon excitations, and their topological phase transitions. In recent years, I have focused on the characterization of topological phase transitions. In my research, I mainly use tensor network methods from both analytical and numerical perspectives to solve problems.

Room:    3306
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:   wen-tao.xu@tum.de

Wilhelm Kadow :  I am interested in exploring the dynamics of quantum many-body systems, especially with numerical methods.

Room:    3035
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    wilhelm.kadow@tum.de

Wonjune Choi :  I have a broad research interest in strongly correlated systems. In particular, my research focuses on many-body quantum entanglements of exotic correlated states such as quantum spin liquids and fractons.

Room:    3314
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 - 53767
eMail:    wj.choi@tum.de

Yahui Li :  I am interested in nonergodic behaviors in quantum many-body systems. Currently, I study Hilbert space fragmentation in open quantum systems, combining analytic methods and tensor network simulations.

Room:    3310
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    yahui.li@tum.de

Yujie Liu :  I am interested in the emergent phenomenon in condensed matter and mathematical physics related topics. My current research focuses on topological phases of matter and its connection to quantum computation.

Room:    3310
Phone:  +49 (89) 289 -
eMail:    yujie.liu@tum.de