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About Me
Welcome to my Website! I am a final year PhD student in Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics at the University of St Andrews, working under the supervision of Dr Bernd Braunecker. My research concerns open system dynamics in strongly correlated quantum materials. To be specific, I am interested in examining the underlying mechanisms that drive memory effects between a quantum system and its environment, their resulting dynamical signatures, and the modulation of the latter subject to interactions within the environment.
My long-term aim with this website is for it to act as a catalogue of personal and professional projects, as well as to give me some exposure to building one from scratch.
I received a 1st class MSci (Hons) in Theoretical Physics with Mathematics from Lancaster University in June 2020. My project, Many-Body Localisation Transitions in Disordered Quantum Systems Subject to Continuous Monitoring
, which was carried out under the supervision of Dr Alessandro Romito and Professor Henning Schomerus in collaboration with Dr Marcin Szyniszewski, won the Research Academy Prize awarded in recognition of an outstanding research project in the graduating class of 2020
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In my spare time I enjoy reading, programming, going to classical concerts, visiting art galleries, and randomly walking into new hobbies, such as geocaching, cycling, postcard collecting, and crochet.