Natalia Berloff

Professor Natalia Berloff is a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge. She holds the title of Professor and is affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics. Her research focuses on Quantum Fluids, with an emphasis on coherence in non-equilibrium quantum systems, superfluidity, and Bose-Einstein condensates. She leads the Quantum Fluids and Physics-inspired computing group. Professor Berloff is also associated with the DAMTP and is a Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. Her work includes contributions to quantum simulators and classical and quantum computing applications.

Natalia Berloff is a Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, specializing in applied mathematics, nonlinear waves, superfluidity, physics-inspired computing, and physics-based machine learning. Her research explores complex systems through the lens of quantum fluids and nonlinear dynamics, with a focus on polariton condensates, vortex lattices, and nonequilibrium spinor systems. She investigates phenomena such as optical superfluid phase transitions, geometrically locked vortex lattices, and the training of physical neural networks. Her work bridges theoretical and experimental approaches to understand quantum fluid dynamics and pattern formation in nonequilibrium systems.