Physics has to be fun—and this project definitely was! Check out our new preprint and Jake's amazing thread.

Hi! Happy to share new results on the relative volume of comparable pairs under semigroup majorization (arxiv.org/abs/2410.23196)—this time, not strictly physics per se. This work stems from a great collaboration started by Jakub Czartowski back in 2022 with Fabio and Giovanni.

Christmas came early this year: Got my first PRL accepted! It’s not just my first but also my favorite paper. Best part? I got the news while visiting my homeland (here’s the view when I found out).

(1/10) Here's a 🧵with my own personal year-in-review for quantum thermodynamics summarising some of my favorite results from 2024. I'm sure I'll miss many things but for a field which quite a few scientists claim is dead so very many cool results were achieved this year. Feel

Started the morning with an awesome talk by @perp_waterfall on robust catalysis and resource broadcasting – super cool results! You can also check it out his recent preprint about it [arxiv.org/pdf/2412.06900]

Our latest work is now on arXiv. We develop optimal transport theory for open quantum systems and elucidate the maximal speed of particle transport in dissipative long-range bosonic systems. arxiv.org/abs/2503.13731

Tutorial: Despite its origins as a thought experiment, “Maxwell’s demon” has left a lasting legacy in uncovering fundamental links between thermodynamics, information theory, and computation. Alex go.aps.org/4mjBYhC