As a postdoctoral research fellow in RhodesLab, I am excited about investigating strongly correlated electronic phases of matter in quantum materials. Recent developments in quantum theoretical methods and the continuing improvement in high-performance computing allow us to model the interacting phases of matter with ever greater accuracy. I aim to harness these to hopefully provide insight into where and how we might be able to realise desirable many-body phases of matter, such as high-temperature superconductivity.

I’m always interested in topics across condensed matter physics, emergent phenomena and many-body physics. Feel free to reach out to me via e-mail.

Selected Research Highlights

Watch this space! A complete list of publications is available on Google Scholar, linked above.

Education

• 2022-2026 Joint PhD between the University of Melbourne and RWTH Aachen. Thesis titled “Unconventional Superconductivity in Strongly-Spin Orbit Coupled Hexagonal-Lattice Systems“. Jointly supervised by Prof Stephan Rachel (Melbourne) and Prof Carsten Honerkamp (Aachen)
• 2020-2022 Master of Science – Physics, from the University of Melbourne, supervised by Prof Stephan Rachel
• 2016-2019 Bachelor of Science (majoring in Chemical Physics) with a concurrent Diploma in Mathematical Sciences (Applied Mathematics), at the University of Melbourne