Glenn Wagner

Dr. Glenn Wagner is a Professor at ETH Zürich in the Department of Theoretical Physics of Condensed Matter. His research focuses on quantum phenomena in low-dimensional materials, particularly graphene-based systems, topological insulators, and superconductivity. He investigates electronic ordering, quantum phase transitions, and moiré heterostructures. His work bridges theoretical models with experimental observations in condensed matter physics.

Key research themes include the interplay of electron-electron interactions, lattice distortions (e.g., Kekulé orders), and topological excitations. Recent studies explore unconventional superconductivity in twisted trilayer graphene, Wigner crystals in bilayer systems, and chiral symmetry probing via domain walls. His contributions address fundamental questions in quantum materials, such as how topology and electron correlations shape emergent phases.

Publications span 2015–2025, emphasizing theoretical frameworks for moiré materials, quantum Hall bilayers, and topological excitons. Collaborative efforts involve experimental groups to validate theoretical predictions on electronic textures and superconducting mechanisms.