Cristiano Ciuti
Professor and Director of MPQ
+33 (01) 57 27 62 37 (Director office), 01 57 27 62 94 (Personal office)
Bureau : 807B (Direction), 607B (Personal office)
Google Scholar Profile – arXiv/ciuti
Main research Interests
– Cavity and circuit quantum electrodynamics (QED)
– Quantum optics
– Theory of open quantum manybody systems, non-equilibrium quantum critical phenomena
– Complex systems and machine learning
– Quantum technologies
Professional Experience
April 2018 – : Director of MPQ
2009 – : Head of THEORIE group
2006 – : Professor at Université Paris Cité
2003–2006: Lecturer, ENS, Paris, France
2001–2003: Post-doc, University of California, San Diego (UCSD), USA
1997–2001: Assistant, EPFL, Switzerland
Internships, PhD and postdoc openings
Enthusiastic candidates are always welcome to contact me.
Education
2001: PhD in Physics, EPFL
1997: Physics Diploma cum laude, Scuola Normale Superiore & University of Pisa, Italy
Awards
2021: Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS)
2019: Friedel-Volterra Prize. Joint award of the French and Italian Physical Societies
2013: ERC Consolidator Grant
2010: Junior Member of Institut Universitaire de France (IUF)
2003: Marie Curie Fellowship (declined due to accept ENS position)
2001: Prospective Fellowship awarded by the Swiss National Science Foundation
1992: 4-year Scuola Normale Superiore scholarship, Italy
Completed PhD theses (TEL)
Valentin Heyraud (2023), Kaelan Donatella (2022), Zejian Li (2022), Zakari Denis (2021), Cassia Naudet-Baulieu (2020), Filippo Vicentini (2019), Fabrizio Minganti (2018), Florent Storme (2017), Jared Lolli (2017), Alexandre Le Boité (2015), Alexandre Baksic (2014), Juan Restrepo (2014), Luc Nguyen-thê (2014), David Hagenmüller (2012), Pierre Nataf (2011), Simon Pigeon (2011), Simone De Liberato (2009), Arnaud Verger (2007)
Postdocs
Luca Giacomelli (2022-), Geva Arwas (2021,-), Zakari Denis (2021-2022), Ariane Soret (2019-2020), Alberto Biella (2016-2020), Nicola Bartolo (2015-2019), Riccardo Rota (2015-2017), Wim Casteels (2014-2016), Matthieu Labousse (2014-2016), Stefano Finazzi (2013-2014), Dàvid Nagy (2014), Arthur Goetschy (2014), Simone De Liberato (2011-2012), Motoaki Bamba (2009-12)