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This Danish-funded project investigates the stability of quasiparticles in strongly correlated quantum materials using a hybrid approach of theory and cold-atom simulations. By challenging conventional physics principles regarding strong correlations, the research aims to refine theoretical models for complex quantum systems. This fundamental work is essential for advancing our understanding of the material properties required for future quantum hardware.
Independent Research Fund Denmark funds Bruun’s quantum material
Georg Bruun receives DKK 3.67 million DFF grant from Independent Research Fund Denmark for a new research project exploring how quasiparticles emerge and remain stable in strongly correlated quantum materials. The project starts in January 2027.
Independent Research Fund Denmark will fund Georg Bruun’s investigation into the surprising stability of quasiparticles within quantum materials, awarding him DKK 3.67 million to begin in…
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