Jared Cole

Professor Jared Cole is a theoretical and computational physicist at RMIT University's School of Science, leading the Theoretical, Computational and Quantum Physics research group and directing the RMIT Applied Quantum Technologies research centre. His expertise spans quantum theory applications in electronics, computing, and condensed-matter physics, with collaborations globally. Key research areas include quantum circuit theory, superconducting devices, spin physics, photochemistry, and semiconductor devices. He has held roles such as Catalyst International Leaders Fellow at Victoria University and has extensive experience in academic leadership since 2011.

Research interests focus on quantum coherence, quantum computing, quantum sensing, and photochemistry. He has advised numerous students on topics like quantum inhibitors, additive manufacturing, and nanostructures. His work integrates computational models with experimental research. Notable projects include studies on quantum circuit theory, superconducting nanowires, and exciton dynamics at material interfaces.

Publications highlight contributions to quantum optics, superconductivity, and materials science. Collaborative projects involve developing novel quantum technologies and exploring phenomena like singlet fission and magnetic field effects. His research bridges theoretical and experimental physics, aiming to advance quantum computing and sensor technologies.