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Tom van Meer, new PhD student in Johannes Schachenmayer group
We are pleased to welcome Tom, who joined the group of Johannes Schachenmayer on October 1st to explore new approaches to simulating quantum circuits. Before arriving in Strasbourg, Tom completed his Master’s degrees in Physics and Astronomy and Mathematics at the University of Amsterdam. His PhD project, entitled “Entanglement-optimized quantum circuit simulations”, focuses on developing […]
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Anjali Jayachandran, PhD student in Thomas Ebbesen and Cyriaque Genet’s group, successfully defended her thesis titled “Fundamental physical chemistry of vibrational strong coupling.” In it, she studies vibrational strong coupling, a technique based on quantum light-matter interaction that modifies chemical reactivity and material properties without the need for light illumination or real photons. The challenge: […]
Salambô Dago, a researcher at the intersection of classical and quantum physics on nanosystems
Anjali Jayachandran, PhD student in Thomas Ebbesen and Cyriaque Genet’s group, successfully defended her thesis titled “Fundamental physical chemistry of vibrational strong coupling.” In it, she studies vibrational strong coupling, a technique based on quantum light-matter interaction that modifies chemical reactivity and material properties without the need for light illumination or real photons. The challenge: […]
L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science France Awards 2026: Laura Pecorari is one of the 35 laureates
Anjali Jayachandran, PhD student in Thomas Ebbesen and Cyriaque Genet’s group, successfully defended her thesis titled “Fundamental physical chemistry of vibrational strong coupling.” In it, she studies vibrational strong coupling, a technique based on quantum light-matter interaction that modifies chemical reactivity and material properties without the need for light illumination or real photons. The challenge: […]
Congratulations to Anjali Jayachandran for the successful defense of her PhD thesis
Anjali Jayachandran, PhD student in Thomas Ebbesen and Cyriaque Genet’s group, successfully defended her thesis titled “Fundamental physical chemistry of vibrational strong coupling.” In it, she studies vibrational strong coupling, a technique based on quantum light-matter interaction that modifies chemical reactivity and material properties without the need for light illumination or real photons. The challenge: […]