Marvin Syed

Marvin Syed earned his PhD at the University of Cambridge, where he worked (among other things) on using techniques from the statistical physics of spin glasses to understand physics-inspired analogue computing devices. His supervisor was Natalia Berloff. Before that, he was a M.Sc. student and research assistant in the group of Tilman Enss at the University of Heidelberg, working on dynamical quantum phase transition, PT symmetry, and long-range interacting quantum many-body systems. At Strathclyde, he is working on supersolid and quantum droplet phases of matter in laser-driven Bose-Einstein condensates, as well as various other topics under the umbrella of quantum many-body physics.