Open Quantum Systems

Real quantum systems inevitably interact with their environment, leading to decoherence and dissipation. My research investigates the fundamental aspects of open quantum system dynamics, including non-Markovian effects, quantum control in noisy environments, and the interplay between coherence and dissipation.

Key Research Areas

• Non-Markovian quantum dynamics and memory effects
• Quantum control in the presence of noise
• Collision models for open quantum systems
• Quantum thermodynamics and information flow

Selected Publications

• Noisy quantum metrology enhanced by continuous nondemolition measurement
• Scalable Method for Eliminating Residual ZZ Interaction
• Effective description of the short-time dynamics in open quantum systems
• Continuous-time quantum walks on dynamical percolation graphs
• Symmetry properties of the large deviation function