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Professor Jan Mol is a faculty member at the School of Physical and Chemical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London. His research focuses on engineering quantum effects in atomic- and molecular-scale devices, bridging physics, materials science, and chemistry.
- Academic Affiliation: Professor of Physics, Director of Research (SPCS), Queen Mary University of London
- Research Themes: Quantum interference, single-molecule devices, nanoscale thermodynamics, graphene nanoelectrodes, DNA sequencing technologies
Research Highlights:
- Developed scanning tunnelling microscopy techniques to map quantum wavefunctions of dopant atoms in silicon
- Observed nuclear tunnelling in graphene-based single-molecule transistors
- Demonstrated single-electron heat engines to measure entropy in quantum systems
- Holds patents for quantum computing, DNA sequencing, and nanoscale manufacturing
Scientific Awards:
- UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship (2020–2023)
- Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering fellowships
- EPSRC QuEEN Programme Grant co-investigator
- Industrial partnerships with Exactmer and British Council grants
Research Collaborations: Works with academic and industrial partners in the UK, USA, Singapore, and South Africa. Leads a multidisciplinary team in quantum nanotechnologies and energy harvesting.
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