Tamar (Tami) Pereg-Barnea

Associate Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Dr. Tamar (Tami) Pereg-Barnea is an Associate Professor at McGill University in Canada. Her research areas include topological phases, superconductivity, and quantum entanglement, as evidenced by her recent publications on topics such as the bosonic Kitaev chain, Majorana qubits, and the optical properties of topological systems. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of disorder-induced phase transitions and strain-induced superconductivity in complex materials.

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Aditi Mitra

Professor

New York University

UNITED STATES

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William Anthony Coish

Associate Professor

McGill University

CANADA

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Babak Seradjeh

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Indiana University Bloomington

UNITED STATES

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Arun Paramekanti

Professor

University of Toronto

CANADA

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Michael Kolodrubetz

Assistant Professor

University of Texas at Dallas

UNITED STATES

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Topological amplification of the bosonic Kitaev chain with nonuniform loss

Long-range multipartite entanglement near measurement-induced transitions

Disorder-induced topological phase transition in a driven Majorana chain

Charged magnons on the surface of a topological insulator

Strain-induced superconductivity in Sr2IrO4

Coupling between a Weyl semimetal and a nontopological metal

Signatures of the order parameter of a superconducting adatom layer in magnetic field dependent quasiparticle interference

Optimizing the transport of Majorana zero modes in one-dimensional topological superconductors

Optical conductivity of a topological system driven using a realistic pulse

Magnetic skyrmion crystal at a topological insulator surface

Dynamical approach to improving Majorana qubits and distinguishing them from trivial bound states

Modeling multiorbital effects in Sr2IrO4 under strain and a Zeeman field

Linear response theory and optical conductivity of Floquet topological insulators

Second-order topological insulator under strong magnetic field: Landau levels, Zeeman effect, and magnetotransport

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Aditi Mitra

William Anthony Coish

Babak Seradjeh

Arun Paramekanti

Michael Kolodrubetz

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