/ PhD Thesis
My printed thesis just arrived!
Click for more info on the upcoming defence, on the 31st of May.
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/ Video presentation
Introduction to MCTDH
A while back I read up on the so-called MCTDH method and made a Zoom presentation for our group on a Wednesday meeting. I recorded the presentation and made it available on YouTube. You can watch it here!
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/ Video presentation
Photochemistry in the strong coupling regime – A non-adiabatic perspective
My supervisor recently presented a webinar discussing our research into Polaritonic Chemistry—you can now watch it here!
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/ Video presentation
Simulating photodissociation reactions in bad cavities with the Lindblad equation
When Covid made it impossible to meet with the research community and discuss our research, we put a 10 minute introduction to our new paper on YouTube. Watch it here, or click to read more.
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/ In the life of a master student
Drafting the abstract for my draft
The work with my master thesis is in its most intense phase, with my fingers crossed hard enough to obstruct the flow of blood, hoping that I will not find any final inconsistencies as I am trying to make everything come together. Well, back to frantic typing. I probably have another month worth of LaTeX compulsion.
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/ Learning resource
Deriving the thermal state in Quantum Mechanics
Finding a detailed, yet easy to follow, derivation of the thermal state for a quantum system wasn't that easy. So I wrote up my own derivation. You can read it here.
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/ New results
Juan Collar et al. have created a new type of neutrino detector
Writing some new science history, Juan Collar and his colleagues have detected the signature of elastic scattering events between neutrinos, and nuclei of atoms, for the first time. And they used a detector that would fit on your desk!
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3Blue1Brown is awesome!
Today, 3Blue1Brown released the first video in a new series about the essence of calculus. You should watch it.
Read posr/ Suggested reading“I look around and see my female colleagues exchanging glances and saying this has been going on for a long time, and it’s about time we start talking about it.”
– Eric Davidson
(That is not me, I spell my name with a Swedish double s.)
Read postSuggested reading: Wired has a new article about sexual harassment in the sciences
/ Introduction
First past the post
In space, no one can hear you scream. Click to read my very first blog post.
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