David B Haviland

David B. Haviland is a Professor at Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) in Stockholm, Sweden. He has been affiliated with the Department of Quantum and Nano Physics since 1997, focusing on condensed matter physics, quantum technologies, and advanced measurement systems. His research emphasizes nonlinear oscillations, superconducting quantum circuits, and atomic force microscopy. Haviland holds a PhD from the University of Minnesota (1989) and has contributed extensively to fields like quantum phase slips, intermodulation spectroscopy, and nanoscale force sensing.

Education:

• PhD in Condensed Matter Physics, University of Minnesota, 1989
• Postdoctoral Research, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden (1989–1997)

Research Interests: His work spans cutting-edge topics including superconducting resonators, quantum entanglement in microwave systems, and advanced scanning probe techniques. He pioneered methods like intermodulation spectroscopy for studying nanoscale dynamics and developed novel force sensors using kinetic inductance effects.

Grants & Collaborations: Haviland has led numerous projects funded by the Swedish Research Council and EU grants, focusing on quantum technologies and nanoscale measurement systems. His lab at KTH collaborates with institutions globally, advancing applications in quantum computing and precision sensing.

Labs/Teams: He directs the Quantum and Nanofabrication Lab at KTH, specializing in device fabrication for quantum systems and high-sensitivity measurements. Key facilities include the Albanova Nanofabrication Facility, enabling cutting-edge prototyping.