Anna Isaeva

Dr. Anna Isaeva is a researcher in the Faculty of Science at the University of Amsterdam, specializing in quantum magnetic materials and topological insulators. Her work focuses on the synthesis, characterization, and theoretical modeling of novel quantum materials including MnBi₂Te₄ family compounds, α-RuCl₃, and other van der Waals magnetic systems.

Her research spans

• Quantum magnetic phenomena in topological materials
• Defect engineering in 2D semiconductors
• ARPES and STM characterization of electronic structures
• Pressure-tuning of quantum spin liquids
• Optical diagnostics of complex media

Recent publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on magnetic topological insulators and their potential for quantum computing applications, with significant contributions to understanding Mn antisite disorder and its effects on magnetic properties.

Dr. Isaeva maintains active collaborations evidenced by co-authorship on multiple roadmap publications and experimental-theoretical studies. Her technical expertise includes advanced spectroscopy techniques, crystal growth, and statistical modeling of light scattering phenomena.