Heriot Watt University, UK
Adrian Kantian and his group at Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh, UK) work on novel theory for engineering unconventional superconductors and superconducting devices with controlled and predictable properties from low-dimensional model materials. Further work focuses on the theory of dynamically induced superconductivity, unconventional superconductivity in the Bechgaard and Fabre salts and analog quantum simulation of high-Tc superconductivity using atomic lattice gases. The group focusses of quantitative numerics such as matrix product states and Quantum Monte Carlo for fermions, with a particular interest in novel fusions of these approaches with other techniques to further extend their usefulness.
Dr. Kantian obtained his PhD from the University of Innsbruck, working with Peter Zoller (2010). Afterwards, he joined Thierry Giamarchi at the University of Geneva as a postdoctoral researcher (until 2015). During this time he participated extensively in the MAQUIS collaboration for developing parallelized density matrix renormalization group codes for use on parallel supercomputers. This was followed by a Fellowship at NORDITA (until 2017). That year he was awarded an ERC Starting Grant and joined Uppsala University as as associate senior lecturer. In 2020, he moved his work to Heriot-Watt University as an associate professor.
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