Here is my CV and a list of publications at ADS (other aspects at ResearchID and ResearchID labs).
Some history: I defended my PhD thesis "One-dimensional theory of the quantum Hall system" in the Quantum and Field theory group at Stockholm University on May 28, 2008 (here is a picture, my introductory talk, and the document showing that I survived...). My thesis advisor was Anders Karlhede, and the faculty opponent was Nick Read form Yale. I also did my undergraduate studies at Fysikum, Stockholm University, where I started at the so called "forskargrenen"
in 1999 and presented my Master's thesis in 2002. I
defended my Licentiate thesis on September 28, 2005.
Research etc
I'm interested in quantum physics, and in particular in systems where strong interactions and lead to novel phenomena. My research efforts during my time as a PhD student concentrated on the fractional quantum Hall (FQH) effect. The main theme of my work has been to develop a one-dimensional description of various phases of the FQH system. I also looked into the conformal field theory (CFT) description of (some of) these phases.
New directions in my research include frustrated (quantum) magnetism, spin chains/integrable models and concepts of quantum information in condensed matter systems.
I enjoy giving public popular science talks as well as specialized seminars. Here is a recent popular science talk (in Swedish, a short version) OrdningOchReda.pdf, a scientific talk on the fractional quantum Hall effect given at ENS, Paris: Paris08.pdf
My recent (2010) abstracts are summarized in the following figure:
Some events
I attend many of the conferences at MPI-PKS - here's a list of upcoming events.
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Random stuff from my projects.