What is a quasiparticle?
When I started my master’s degree, I kept hearing about quasiparticles but never got a clear definition. So I was a bit confused—what is a quasiparticle, really? At its core, a quasiparticle is something that behaves like a particle. It can hav...
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Physics World articles
I write articles for the condensed matter section of Physics World, an internationally leading physics magazine that reports on news and exciting developments in the field. You can find all my contribution to the journal following this link, or click ...
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Why is it called Dirac point exactly?
Concepts used: Hamiltonian, eigenvalues, dispersion. Some of my articles are using Dirac points: Dirac point in a photonic system (microcavity): Experimental investigation of a non-Abelian gauge field in 2D perovskite photonic platform Massless an...
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My library
In the digital age, the internet has revolutionized the way we access information, with a vast range of resources available at our fingertips. From books in PDF format that can be stored on a device smaller than the average paperback, to a wealth of on...
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PhD resources
I am pleased to share with you a non-exhaustive list of resources that proved to be invaluable to me during my PhD. As a student of physics, I recognize that our individual needs may vary, but I hope that this list can be of help to those embarking on ...
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Scientific illustrations
Starting from now I am only using Blender for 3D figures. This software seems promising for scientific illustrations, and even for animation!
How to publish: a guide for PhD students
You've got positive results—congrats! Now comes the next big step: publishing. Choosing the right journal can make a huge difference in the visibility and impact of your work. Things like accessibility, fees, impact factor, reputation, and formatting...
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