معرفی
Grégoire Ithier is a Senior Lecturer in Physics at the Department of Physics, Royal Holloway, University of London. His research focuses on quantum engineering, decoherence, thermalization, mesoscopic physics, and random matrix theory. He leads the 'TypDyn' project exploring typical dynamics of embedded quantum systems, and co-leads the Leverhulme Trust-funded 'Generation and detection of quantum signals' initiative. His work bridges theoretical and experimental domains, including superconducting circuits and cryogenic microwave engineering. Ithier's research tools include advanced numerical methods (e.g., exact diagonalization) and statistical techniques (e.g., random matrix theory).
- Key Projects:
- TypDyn: Studies typical dynamics in embedded quantum systems (2015–present)
- QSimFP: Quantum simulators for fundamental physics (2020–2024)
- A new statistical theory of disordered quantum systems (2020–2024)
His experimental work involves superconducting qubits, Josephson devices, and nano-superfluidic cavities. Grants include STFC and Leverhulme Trust funding. Recent publications address quantum thermalization, many-body systems, and random Hamiltonian analysis.
