I was a graduate research assistant in the Many-Body Quantum Dynamics group at the Kirchhoff-Institut für Physik, Universität Heidelberg, Germany. Under the supervision of Priv.-Doz. Dr. Martin Gärttner, I sought to better understand the entanglement of quantum fields and improve upon their detection techniques. The theoretical research I carried out was in close collaboration with experiments in the Synthetic Quantum Systems group.
I previously studied the dynamics of superfluid vortices at the ARC Centre of Excellence in Future Low-Energy Electronics, University of Queensland, Australia with Dr. Matthew Reeves and Prof. Matthew Davis. We frequently collaborated with experimental teams using ultracold atomic gases and superfluid helium-4.
My publications can be viewed on my Google Scholar page.
I was also part of the student contributor network for the maganzine Physics World. I wrote about recent research updates in the field of quantum science and techology. My articles can be found here.
Master of Philosophy, 2021
The University of Queensland
Bachelor of Advanced Science (Hons. I), 2018
The University of Queensland
A brief summary of my research into the detection of entanglement in quantum fields.
A brief summary of my research into superfluid vortex dynamics.