Samuel Fedida

Samuel Fedida is a Research Fellow at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP), part of the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Mathematics. He is affiliated with the Centre for Quantum Information and Foundations, where he contributes to cutting-edge research at the intersection of quantum theory and gravity.

His research interests focus on applying quantum information principles to quantum field theory, exploring the foundations of quantum mechanics, quantum thermodynamics, and their connections to gravity. He investigates post-quantum theories of gravity, indefinite causal order, and entanglement entropy in high-energy systems, with an emphasis on experimental tests of quantum gravity hypotheses. Recent work includes studies on causal order in quantum systems and entanglement in electrodynamics frameworks.

Publications from 2021-2024 highlight his contributions to both theoretical physics and educational initiatives, including developing MOOCs for STEM students. Despite no explicit mentions of grants or students, his involvement in collaborative projects with senior researchers like Dr. Adolfo C.-D. Hamette and Dr. Tony Serafini suggests active academic engagement. His office is located in Room FL.04 at DAMTP, and he can be reached via the University's phone directory.

Samuel Fedida's research group is part of Cambridge's renowned Centre for Quantum Information and Foundations, fostering interdisciplinary work between quantum theory and foundational physics questions.