Dmitry Abanin

Dmitry Abanin is professor of physics at Princeton University, Department of Physics. He joined the Princeton faculty in August 2023. His research focuses on quantum simulation, quantum information and computing, condensed matter physics, and efficient classical algorithms for quantum systems. He has published over ninety peer-reviewed papers and has received numerous awards, including the Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher Award in 2023 and the ERC Consolidator Grant in 2020. He is currently on the graduate admissions committee for the new graduate program in Quantum Science and Engineering, a joint collaboration between the Physics and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments.

Dmitry Abanin is a researcher at Princeton University and Google Quantum AI, specializing in Quantum Physics, Quantum computation, and Condensed Matter Physics. His work explores phenomena such as many-body localization, quantum many-body scars, and the interplay between quantum coherence and disorder. He investigates the dynamics of quantum systems under periodic driving, the role of conservation laws in localized phases, and the emergence of topological properties in materials like graphene. His research also addresses quantum error correction and the thermalization of quantum systems. Abanin's contributions span both theoretical and experimental approaches to understanding quantum many-body systems and their applications in quantum technologies.