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Associate Professor Daniel Kosov is a leading researcher in quantum transport and nonequilibrium quantum systems at James Cook University (JCU). He holds a PhD from JINR, Dubna (1996), and has held academic and research positions at institutions including the University of Maryland (USA) and Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium). His current role at JCU focuses on advancing quantum technologies, particularly silicon-molecule-silicon circuits and molecular-scale sensors. He has organized multiple international workshops on quantum transport and collaborates globally.
Education:
- PhD in Theoretical Physics, JINR, Dubna (1996)
Research Interests: Quantum transport in nanoscale systems, open nonequilibrium quantum systems, quantum technologies, and molecular electronics. His group develops methods like Floquet engineering and Keldysh Green's functions to model quantum devices.
Publications: Over 95 articles, focusing on quantum transport dynamics, molecular motors, piezoresistive effects, and superconductivity in open systems. Recent work addresses noise in quantum systems and current-driven phenomena.
Awards:
- Mandat de Professeur de Recherche Francqui (2009)
- China’s high-end foreign expert award (2017, 2018)
- General Research Board award (2005)
Advising & Grants: Mentors multiple PhD students in quantum spin transport, nanoelectronics, and bio-inspired quantum systems. His research is supported by international collaborations and grants.
Labs/Teams: quantumNQ.au research group, advancing quantum-ready technologies in North Queensland.
