Welcome to the website of the Working group / Arbeitsgruppe (AG) Theory of Spin Systems.
We are theoretical solid-state physicists with a keen interest in the spin degree of freedom. Please see our Research page for further details. We enjoy working with colleagues, both at the RPTU and internationally. Our theoretical projects keep a close eye on experimental feasibility and advancements.
We also take great pride and joy in educating students. This includes teaching courses, supervising research projects and theses, as well as guiding students in developing leadership skills. See the Teaching page.
We are always happy to welcome new group members who share our enthusiasm towards learning, self-development, and contributing to the development of people and institutions around us. Please write to Prof. Kamra if you would like to join us.
News
14th April 2026
Bastian Gabillault has joined the group as a research assistant. He is a master student in the Quanteem program and will work with us on the theory of quantum non-demolition measurements in superconducting circuits. Welcome Bastian!
27th February 2026
Bashab Dey has won the second poster prize at the workshop: Chimera in the Alps for his poster entitled “Quantum Sensing of Nonequilibrium Squeezed-Magnon States via a Qubit”. Congratulations to Bashab, as well as co-authors Amey Rodge and Tarek Moussa!
15th February 2026
Saikat Saha has joined the group as a PhD student. Saikat obtained his master's degree from IIT Bombay in India and completed his thesis work with Prof. Sayantika Bhowal. Welcome Saikat!
6th January 2026
Amey Rodge has completed his master's program and becomes the first master student to graduate from our group. His master thesis entitled “Quantum Sensing of Nonequilibrium Squeezed-Magnon States via a Qubit” has received the highest grade of 1.0. Congratulations on this well-deserved mark, Amey!
6th January 2026
Victor Ayobami Adeyemi has joined the group as a research assistant. He is a master student in our department and will work with us on simulating quantum algorithms using open quantum systems. Welcome Victor!
26th December 2025
Our article Exciton transport driven by spin excitations in an antiferromagnet has been published in Nature Nanotechnology. Thanks to colleagues from TU Munich, TU Dresden, Ioffe Institute, and UCT Prague for the exciting collaboration. Special thanks and congratulations to Dirnberger and Chernikov groups for leading the project.
Postal address
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