about me

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Hello and welcome to my little corner of the internet!

I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Exeter and part of the Quantum Non-Equilibrium Group. I have a background in open quantum systems and quantum thermodynamics, and I am particularly interested in applying my knowledge to help develop quantum technologies.

articles

• Tutorial on the stochastic simulation of dissipative quantum oscillators. C. R. Hogg, J. Glatthard, F. Cerisola, J. Anders. J. Chem. Phys. 161 071501 (2024).
• Enhanced entanglement in multi-bath spin-boson models. C. R. Hogg, F. Cerisola, J. D. Cresser, S. A. R. Horsley, J. Anders. Quantum 8 1357 (2024).

talks and posters

• 845. WE-Heraeus-Seminar: Sensing with Quantum Light, Bad Honnef, Germany, December 2025 - poster
• Dynamics of Complex Quantum Systems CCPQ Workshop, Windsor, UK, July 2024 - poster
• Quantum Thermodynamics Conference, Vienna, Austria, July 2023 - poster
• XXVII Sitges Conference on Statistical Mechanics, Sitges, Spain, May-June 2023 - contributed talk
• JSPS London Symposium: Non-Equilibrium Dynamics, Thermodynamics and Fluctuations: From Fundamentals to the Next Generation of Microscopic Thermal Machines, December 2022 - poster
• Lake Como School on Quantum Characterization and Control of Quantum Complex Systems, September 2022 - poster

brief cv

education

• PhD, Theoretical Physics, University of Exeter (Sep. 2021 - Jul. 2025)

  Thesis title: New applications and insights from strongly coupled open quantum systems (you can find it here)

• MPhys, Physics, University of Exeter (Sep. 2017 - Jun. 2021)

  Grade: 1st class (hons.)

  Relevant modules: Quantum Mechanics I and II; Electromagnetism I and II; Thermal Physics; Statistical Physics; Methods of Theoretical Physics; Principles of Theoretical Physics; Quantum Many-Body Theory; Quantum Optics and Photonics. My master's project, supervised by Dr Luis Correa, was on modelling heat through quantum wires.

teaching

• Tutor for second-year NatSci students taking Thermal Physics, PHY2023 (2021-2022)
• Demonstrator for second-year physics students taking both Mathematics with Physical Applications, PHY2025 (2021-2024) and Physics Problems Classes (2022-2023)

technical skills

• Coding languages: Julia, Python, Mathematica, Octave/MatLab, C (you can find my GitHub repos here)