Jean-Philippe Brantut
jean-philippe.brantut@epfl.ch +41 21 693 51 59
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Fields of expertise
Biography
I did my PhD at the Institut d'Optique under the direction of Philippe Bouyer and Alain Aspect, before moving to ETHZ in the group of Tilman Esslinger, first as a post-doc then as a senior scientist. There I developed in particular the method allowing for a quantum simulation of nano-electronic devices with ultracold quantum gases.Since september 2016, I hold the Fondation Sandoz chair in physics of quantum gases at EPFL. There, my group has developed the first cold atoms machine combining Fermi gases with cavity-quantum electrodynamics. We use it to explore new ways of measuring and manipulating quantum matter.
Awards
ERC Consolidator Grant (funded by SERI)
Driven and Dissipative Quantum Simulators
2022
ERC Starting Grant
Devices, engines and circuits: quantum engineering with cold atoms
2016
Fondation Sandoz Chair
Fondation Sandoz Monique de Meuron program for Academic promotion
2016
SNSF Ambizione Fellowship
ETHZ Quantum Optics group
2013
Marie-Curie Fellowship
ETHZ Quantum Optics group
2011
Publications
Selected publications
| H. Konishi*, K. Roux*, V. Helson and J.P. Brantut Nature 596, 509 (2021) |
Universal pair polaritons in a strongly interacting Fermi gas |
| K. Roux, H. Konishi, V. Helson and J.P. Brantut Nature Communications 11, 2974 (2020) |
Strongly correlated Fermions strongly coupled to light |
| S. Krinner, T. Esslinger and J.P. Brantut J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 29 343003 (2017) |
Two-terminal transport measurements with cold atoms |
| S. Häusler, S. Nakajima, M. Lebrat, D. Husmann, S. Krinner, T. Esslinger and J.P. Brantut Physical Review Letters 119, 030403 (2017) |
Scanning gate microscope for cold atomic gases |
| D Husmann, S Uchino, S Krinner, M Lebrat, T Giamarchi, T Esslinger and JP Brantut Science 350 (6267), 1498-1501 (2015) |
Connecting strongly correlated superfluids by a quantum point contact |
| S. Krinner, D. Stadler, D. Husmann, C. Kollath, J.P. Brantut and T. Esslinger Nature 517, 64 (2015) |
Observation of quantized conductance in neutral matter |
| J.P. Brantut, C. Grenier, J. Meineke, D. Stadler, S. Krinner, C. Kollath, T. Esslinger and A. Georges Science 342, 713-715 (2013) |
A Thermoelectric Heat Engine with Ultracold Atoms |
| J.P. Brantut, J. Meineke, D. Stadler, S. Krinner and T. Esslinger Science 337, 1069-1071 (2012) |
Conduction of Ultracold Fermions Through a Mesoscopic Channel |
Teaching & PhD
Teaching
Physics