Review panels
Natural and Engineering Sciences
Review panels
Natural and Engineering Sciences
NT-M Physics of Light and Matter
This panel covers research dealing with the fundamental properties of matter and light. It incorporates research ranging from investigation of single atoms to studies of the properties of the solid state. The theoretical methods include analytical, numerical as well as statistical approaches.
Please note that for the call 2025, responsibility for the area of space physics has moved to the NT-L review panel.
Member | Organisation | Country |
|---|---|---|
Jens H Bardarson (chair) | KTH Royal Institute of Technology | Sweden |
Anna Minguzzi (vice chair) | University of Grenoble Alps | France |
Bartomeu Monserrat | University of Cambridge | United Kingdom |
Costanza Maggi | Culham Centre for Fusion Energy | United Kingdom |
Daniele Fausti | Friedrich-Alexander-University | Germany |
Hannah Price | University of Birmingham | United Kingdom |
Lev Vidmar | Jožef Stefan Institute | Slovenia |
Marcello Dalmonte | International Centre for Theoretical Physica, ICTP | Italy |
Paola Bolognesi | Institute of Structure of Matter ISM - CNR | Italy |
Pérola Milman | Université Paris Cité | France |
Teemu Ojanen | Tampere University | Finland |
Thorsten Schmitt | Paul Scherrer Institute | Switzerland |
Tristan Cren | INSP Sorbonne University | France |
Sivan Refaely-Abramson | Weizmann Institute of Science | Israel |
Stephanie Margret Reimann | Lund University | Sweden |
Søren Stobbe | Technical University of Denmark | Denmark |
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Focus areas
- Atomic physics
- Molecular physics
- Cluster physics
- Condensed matter physics
- Soft matter physics,
- Plasma physics and fusion
- Chemical physics
- Fundamental optics
- Quantum information and quantum optics
- Quantum liquids and quantum materials