David Feder
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Associate Professor
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Background
Educational Background
PhD Physics, McMaster University, 1997
MSc Physics, McMaster University, 1994
BSc Physics, Concordia University, 1992
Biography
David Feder is an associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Calgary. He obtained his MSc and PhD in theoretical condensed matter physics from McMaster University, studying anyon systems and high-temperature superconductivity. After a short stint at Stanford University working on Bose-Einstein condensation, he devoted his postdoctoral studies at the University of Oxford and the University of Maryland, College Park, to ultracold atomic systems. He joined the University of Calgary in 2002. David's research is at the interface of condensed matter physics, atomic, molecular, and optical physics, and quantum information theory. Areas of investigation include quantum-walk, measurement-based, and topological approaches to quantum computation, and exotic phases in quantum many-body physics.
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For a full list of publications, presentations and more, please visit the IQST archival site.
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