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experimental research in quantum topoelectronics. We aim to develop novel quantum devices, including qubits, by harnessing electronic correlations and topology in two-dimensional materials. We offer a friendly
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around 100 dedicated colleagues, including researchers, PhD students, and technical staff. Our physical location at the Department of Chemistry offers a vibrant campus life with diverse areas of expertise
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both nationally and internationally. Today, the Division of Solid Mechanics consists of approximately 25 employees, of which around 15 are PhD students. The work environment is open and welcoming
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environment within the Department of Physics. The focus of the groups research is primarily on experimental studies of electronic, structural and chemical properties of materials, and most recently magnetism