Yin Li

Yin Li is a Research Assistant at the Chair of Theoretical Information Technology at Technische Universität München (TUM). The research group focuses on quantum communication, information-theoretic security, interference modeling, and signal processing, with affiliations to the ACES Lab and Research Hub 6G-life.

Their research spans condensed matter physics and quantum materials, particularly investigating electron correlations in kagome lattices, spin-orbit-coupled systems, Kitaev materials, and frustrated magnets. Key subfields include topological quantum computing, magnetic exchange interactions, and ultrafast magnetometry techniques.

Recent publications emphasize ab initio modeling of quantum spin systems (2015–2025), with trends in Kagome and honeycomb lattice materials, half-metallic ferromagnets, and phonon-mediated magnetism. Collaborative projects align with 5G/6G wireless technologies and quantum communication security.

Research is supported by grants from the Cluster of Excellence MCQST, BMBF initiatives (6G-life, MAMOKO, SEKOM), and DFG funding programs (Leibniz Prize, CoSIP).