Playing with weird quantum fluids and making them do things.
St Andrews, Scotland
Joined January 2018
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This platform used to be inspiring and fun, but now it's buried in ads and toxicity under @elonmusk’s ownership. I’m out. Stay updated with our group on LinkedIn—search Hamid Ohadi.
CMQM conf in St And brought diverse experts together, from hard CM to polaritons. Hopefully this will result in collaborations between traditionally non-overlapping fields. Thanks to Peter Wahl for heavy lifting.@wahl_group @univofstandrews @PhysAstroStAnd
Anindya presenting Rydberg excitons in micropillars in @PLMCN__ in Tbilisi
Our work on Rydberg excitons in micropillars out now: nature.com/articles/s43246-0…
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New research from the University of St Andrews @PhysAstroStAnd @StAndrewsChem could lead to more efficient televisions, computer screens and lighting, according to new research published today in @Nature
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This was one of the best stories I read about a new publication. Really enjoyed your clear and hilarious introduction!
Seed funding (up to £10k) for quantum, ECRs eligible! quantum-tech-alliance.co.uk/…
A very clear and honest talk on quantum computers by Oliver Brown from Edinburgh at the start of Quantum ARC kickoff meeting @QCSHub @QT_Alliance
I had a similar case that was in review for 15 months, interestingly this one was also just linear physics: journals.aps.org/prl/abstrac…
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Our new work on "Nonlinear Rydberg exciton-polaritons in Cu2O microcavities" has just appeared in Light Science and Applications. Great UK/Germany collaboration crucially supported by a Centre-to-Centre EPSRC grant between Sheffield and TU Dortmund. nature.com/articles/s41377-0…
Rydberg polaritons in Cu2O become nonlinear! nature.com/articles/s41377-0… excellent collaboration with @ldsd_research
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Finally out - how good are different surfaces at deactivating SARS-CoV-2 viruses? Copper beats them almost all - except cuprous oxide (Cu₂O). Question is - why? Read more at doi.org/10.1128/aem.01553-23. Great collaboration across CDQM (cdqm.uk) and School of Biology.
Date for your diary: Condensed Matter and Quantum Materials (CMQM24) conference in St Andrews (2-5 July). With special attention to polaritons and 2d materials. iop.eventsair.com/cmqm2024
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🔔Announcing a call for doctoral candidates
💷Fully funded joint PhD with @univofstandrews🏴& @UniBonn 🇩🇪in Physics & Astronomy
👩🎓Entry in 2024-2025
⏳Deadline for applications 31 January
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