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mjj45@pitt.edu Research
I work in the area of condensed matter physics, where I am working on the theory and simulation of experiments. Understanding how we can practically probe condensed matter systems and comprehend what is observed is a vital and active area of study.
The system I am currently investigating is simulating nanomagnets to control the local profile of magnetic field over nanowire systems. These systems can be used to investigate a multitude of phenomena, where I am interested in simulating the required magnetic fields to observe and verify Majorana Bound States being produced in a nanowire system.
I received a master’s in physics with specialization in quantum optics from the University of Strathclyde in 2017.
08/2020
Graduate Advisor
Sergey Frolov