The research teams involved in this research project, headed by P. Schlagheck, T. Gilet, J. Martin, N. Vandewalle, and T. Bastin, bring together an interdisciplinary expertise in quantum mechanics, fluid dynamics, non-linear dynamics and statistical physics.
Currently, the following people are actively involved in this project :
| Name | Research area | Position | E-Mail * |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Schlagheck | Statistical quantum physics | Professor Coordinator of the project |
Peter.Schlagheck |
| Thierry Bastin | Atomic spectroscopy and cold atom physics | Professor | T.Bastin |
| Tristan Gilet | Microfluidics | Professor | Tristan.Gilet |
| John Martin | Quantum optics | Professor | jmartin |
| Nicolas Vandewalle | Statistical physics | Professor | nvandewalle |
| Stéphane Dorbolo | Non-linear dynamics | FNRS Research Associate | S.Dorbolo |
| Maxime Hubert | Non-linear dynamics | PhD student | maxime.hubert |
| Christopher Richardson | Bohmian mechanics | Post-Doc (2012-2104) | C.Richardson |
| Naresh Sampara | Microfluidics | Post-Doc | naresh.sampara |
| Boris Filoux | Microfluidics | Master student | boris.filoux |
| Jeong-Bo Shim | Wave mechanics | Post-Doc | jbshim |
| Ward Struyve | Bohmian mechanics | Post-Doc | ward.struyve |
| Rémy Dubertrand | Quantum mechanics | Post-Doc | remy.dubertrand |
| Loïc Tadrist | Wave mechanics | Post-Doc | loic.tadrist |
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The group of N. Vandewalle is devoted to the theoretical and experimental study of nonlinear dynamics and statistical physics on the macroscopic scale, involving, among other aspects, granular matter and fluid dynamics. T. Gilet is mainly working on phenomena involving surface tension and their applications in microtechnologies, which also involves aspects of fluid dynamics.
The group of T. Bastin is more situated in the microscopic realm. They work on the experimental preparation and manipulation of cold atoms, as well as on the theory of quantum information and entanglement. The theoretical group of J. Martin mainly focuses on quantum optics, decoherence, and cold atom physics. The theoretical group of P. Schlagheck is mainly devoted to mesoscopic transport physics with cold atoms.