Jérôme Beugnon

Jérôme Beugnon is a Full Professor of Physics at Sorbonne Université and a researcher at the Laboratoire Kastler Brossel (Collège de France and ENS-PSL). His primary research focuses on ultracold quantum gases, particularly two-dimensional Bose gases and Rydberg Bose gases. He has held academic positions including Associate Professor at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (2008–2023) and has conducted postdoctoral research at Laboratoire Aimé Cotton and Institut d’Optique. Beugnon coordinates major grants such as the ERC Consolidator TORYD (2020–2025) and ANR BOQUATRA (2019–2022). His teaching spans courses in quantum statistics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism at undergraduate and graduate levels.

Research highlights include experimental studies on soliton dynamics, superfluidity in 2D systems, and coherence phenomena in cold atom systems. His work integrates quantum optics and atomic physics to explore fundamental questions in many-body quantum systems. Key experimental platforms include rubidium and dysprosium cold atom setups, with recent publications addressing topics like atom-dimer interactions and quantum Zeno effects.

Teaching responsibilities include:

• Quantum Statistics (M1 Phytem)
• Thermodynamics (L3)
• Electromagnetism (L2)
• Quantum Physics (M1)

His lab’s activities involve close collaboration with institutions like the Philippe Meyer Institute and LabEx ENS-ICFP, focusing on quantum engineering and advanced experimental techniques in cold atom physics.