Natanael de Carvalho Costa, post-doc in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, and Prof. Sandro Sorella recently published a paper in Nature Communications Physics, about the calculation of the phase diagram of the two-dimensional Hubbard-Holstein model using Quantum Monte Carlo techniques

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Matteo Wauters, PhD student in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, with professor Giuseppe Santoro and coworkers, recently published a paper in Pyhsical Review Letters about topological transport in Floquet-Anderson insulators.

Mario Collura, researcher in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, recently published an article in Nature Communications about transport phenomena in two different integrable models joint together.

Mattia Angeli, PhD student in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, recently published a paper in Pyhsical Review X with Erio Tosatti and Michele Fabrizio about electron-phonon effects in twisted bilayer graphene.

Francesco Ferrari, PhD student in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, and Federico Becca (Università di Trieste) recently published an article in Physical Review X in which the excitation spectrum of a frustrated spin model on the triangular lattice is computed by a variational Monte Carlo technique.

Federico Grasselli, post-doc in the Condensed Matter group at SISSA, and Prof. Stefano Baroni, published a paper in Nature Physics, providing a formal, quantum mechanical definition of oxidation states in liquid insulators.

Riccardo Bertossa, Federico Grasselli, Loris Ercole and Professor Stefano Baroni recently published a paper in Physical Review Letters about theory and numerical simulation of heat transport in multicomponent systems.

Tomonori Shirakawa, post-doc in Condensed Matter group at SISSA, and Prof. Sandro Sorella recently published a paper in Physical Review Letters about the photo-induced eta-pairing in the Hubbard model.   

Laura Fanfarillo, post-doc in Condensed Matter group at SISSA, recently published an article in npj Quantum Materials unveiling the pairing mechanism for FeSe high-temperature superconductor.