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In our Lab for Emergent Phenomena we focus on one of the central paradigms in modern science: The physics of collective behaviour and organising principles. We develop theoretical concepts and tools to enhance our understanding of emergent phenomena in quantum science of light and matter, soft-matter physics, and cosmology.
Robin Krill successfully defended his master project entitled "Quantum Monte Carlo Simulations for Extended Bose-Hubbard Models" at the University of the Saarland (UdS). He has been jointly supervised by Giovanna Morigi (UdS) and Kai Phillip Schmidt from LEP. In his thesis he developped and applied ...
A team from Erlangen successfully participated in the German Physicists' Tournament (GPT) and reached the final. The team finished 3rd after teams from Aachen and Munich.
The GPT 2025 took place in Heidelberg. The GPT is a competition where students have to work on open physics problems. At the t...
LEP member Chelsea has opened her own instagram channel (@science_chelsea). The science giraffe chelsea acts as our outreach voice who reports on our activities in the domain of Quantum Science of Light and Matter and gives insights behind the scenes. Follow her to learn more!
New publication entitled „Quantum-critical and dynamical properties of the XXZ bilayer with long-range interactions“ in Physical Review B (see https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevB.111.024409). Nice collaboration between LEP members Patrick Adelhardt, Antonia Duft, and Kai Phillip S...
Check out the new preprint 2412.17495 by LEP members Antonia Duft, Patrick Adelhardt, and Kai Phillip Schmidt entitled „Quantum Phase Diagram of the Bilayer Kitaev-Heisenberg Model“. Great collaboration with Elahe Samimi and Saeed S. Jahromi from Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences, Zan...
