Our research activities are based at École Polytechnique, within the Centre de Physique Théorique (CPHT), and at the Chair of Condensed Matter Physics of the Collège de France. We divide our time between these two locations.
Our work focuses in particular on concrete computational methods and numerical applications to quantum many-body physics, strongly correlated materials, and chemistry. In particular, we develop deep-learning-based methods for large-scale quantum simulations.
In addition, we are members of the PhiQus Inria Project-Team (Inria Saclay – LIX – CPHT), an interdisciplinary team whose research spans a broad range of topics at the interface of quantum physics, algorithms, and theoretical aspects of quantum information. Although this does not mean we receive additional salaries, it does mean we have a broader set of colleagues with whom to discuss interesting problems.
The researchers listed below are the PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and long-term master students currently working with me on these topics.
