Principal Investigator
Dr Jan Mol
Jan is a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow and Reader in Quantum and Nano-electronics. Jan got his PhD from the Delft University of Technology. Before joining QMUL, he worked at the Centre for Quantum Computation and Communication Technologies in Sydney and at the University of Oxford.
Research Team
Dr Maryana Asaad
After completing a PhD in Inorganic materials chemistry at Heriot-Watt University, where she worked on half Heusler based thermo-electrics, Maryana went on to join the National Graphene institute at the University of Manchester. She now works In Dr Mol’s group on self-assembled nanoparticle arrays, toward thermoelectric applications.
Eugenia Pyurbeeva
Eugenia completed a degree in Physics at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, studying in the low temperature group at the Kapitza Institute. She joined QMUL as a PhD student in 2018 and works on the interpretation of direct entropy measurements in nanodevices.
Zaid Dhorat
Zaid completed his master’s in physics at the E.A. Milne Centre for Astrophysics at the University of Hull, Studying Solar flares, and quantising energy emissions. He started his PhD at Queen Mary’s in 2020 and, amongst other topics, is investigating the applications of nanopores in DNA sensing.
Teymour Talha-Dean
Academic Visitors
Dr Xinya Bian
Dr Charalambos Evangeli
Dr Sumit Tewari
Alumni
Dr Jakub Sowa – Northwestern University
Dr Ghazi Sarwat – IBM
Dr Pawel Puczkarski – University of Oxford
Dr Pascal Gehring – Delft University of Technology
Dr Junjie Liu – University of Oxford
Dr Greg Holloway – University of Waterloo
Dr Aaron Lau – A*STAR Institute of Materials Research and Engineering
Dr Felix Schupp – Princeton University
Dr Alex Barbaro – Royal Australian Air Force
Dr Amin Karimi – Walter Schottky Institut
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