People

Jan is a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Professor of Physics at Queen Mary University of London. He got his PhD from the Delft University of Technology, and previously worked at the Centre for Quantum Computation and Communication in Sydney and at the University of Oxford.

Thibault works on the design, synthesis, characterisation, and integration of ordered molecularly linked gold nanoparticles in electronic device architectures for thermoelectric energy harvesting, sensing, and quantum technologies.

Teymour spends half his time working in London, and half his time working in Singapore at the A*STAR Institute for Materials Research and Engineering. He is developing novel transition metal dichalcogenides materials biosensors using scanning thermal probe lithography.

Becca is a theoretical physicist who has learned to work in a chemistry lab. She is designing novel topological quantum materials using covalent organic frameworks. Using a combination of density functional theory and tight-binding computational methods see is searching for flatbands in chemically viable two-dimensional materials.

Shahaab is investigating the thermodynamics of few-electron quantum systems. Combining theory, numerical simulations and low temperature quantum transport experiments, he is probing the spin, orbital and vibrational entropy of atomic- and molecular-scale quantum system .

Maria is a student on the two-year MRes programme between the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California and Queen Mary University of London. She works on the theory and experiments of novel two-dimensional materials. At Queen Mary, she is using scanning thermal probe microscopy to fabricate covalent organic framework transistors.