Quantum Dynamics of Materials (QUDYMA)

QUDYMA is a condensed matter theory group specialized in the study of quantum dynamical processes in materials and nanostructures. We investigate the electronic structure of materials, their optoelectronic response out of equilibrium and the associated technological applications. From the perspective of processes and physical systems, we are experts in non-equilibrium transport and dynamics, attosecond physics and harmonic generation with intense lasers, superconductivity, topological materials, hybrid systems (semiconductor-superconductor-ferromagnet), two-dimensional crystals, moiré crystals, nanowires, quantum dots, Josephson junctions, and mesoscopic systems in general. From a methodological point of view, we also have a significant computational aspect, with a strong interest in formal techniques and algorithmic advances for describing quantum many-body physics and its non-equilibrium dynamics.