I'm a graduate student in condensed matter physics at MIT currently working on topological phases of matter and strongly correlated electron systems. My work focuses on understanding emergent phenomena in quantum materials, particularly graphene-based systems and topological materials. I use theoretical and computational methods to study electronic ordering, transport properties, and novel chiral quantum phases. My research aims to bridge fundamental theoretical concepts with experimental observables to guide the discovery and characterization of new quantum phases of matter. I love to collaborate closely with experimental groups to develop theoretical models that can explain and predict novel phenomena in quantum materials.
Michele Masseroni, Mario Gull, Archisman Panigrahi, Nils Jacobsen, Felix Fischer, C. Tong, J. Gerber, Markus Niese, T. Taniguchi, Kenji Watanabe, L. Levitov, T. Ihn, K. Ensslin, Hadrien Duprez, Niels Jakobsen
Nature Communications 15, 9251 (2024)