Stefan Ilic

Stefan Ilic is an Academy Research Fellow at the University of Jyväskylä, affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Science and the Department of Physics. His work focuses on theoretical studies of quantum materials and phenomena, particularly in the domains of superconductivity, magnetism, and topological media.

Research interests include:

• Quantum materials and their emergent phenomena
• Superconducting device design and behavior
• Spintronics and topological effects
• Interplay between spin-orbit coupling and disorder

Recent publications highlight advancements in superconducting switches, diode effects in Josephson junctions, and theoretical frameworks for weak localization in spin-dependent fields. These works span journals like Nature Communications and Physical Review B, emphasizing condensed matter theory and quantum transport mechanisms.

He is associated with the Condensed Matter Theory Group, conducting interdisciplinary research that bridges materials science and quantum physics.