The Argonauts (Team)

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From left to right: Mitra, Roberta, Antimo, Davide, Nicolas, Nataliia, Eleonora.

Antimo Marrazzo

Tenure-Track Assistant Professor (RTDb)
Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics
SISSA

Ransell D'Souza

Postdoc at SISSA (starting in November 2024)
Machine learning & electronic structure methods

Anumita Bose

Postdoc at SISSA (starting in November 2024)
2D magnetic materials

Davide Bidoggia

Postdoc at University of Trieste
(joint with Prof. Maria Peressi)
Neural-network interatomic potentials
and 2D materials

Nataliia Manko

Postdoc at University of Trieste
(joint with Prof. Maria Peressi)
Automation, high-throughput
and neural-network interatomic potentials

Nicolas Baù

PhD student in Physics
University of Trieste
Local topological invariants,
topological superconductors

Mitra Dowlatabadi

PhD student in Physics (starting in January 2024)
University of Trieste
Topological superconductors

Roberta Favata

PhD student in Physics
University of Trieste
(joint with Prof. Federico Becca)
Disordered & strongly-correlated
topological insulators

Austin Zadoks

PhD student in Materials Science and Engineering at EPFL
(joint with Prof. Nicola Marzari)
Machine learning of electronic structure properties

 Alumni

  Here, we provide a list of former group members along with their current positions or the roles they assumed immediately after leaving the lab.
  - Eleonora Lamma (MSc thesis, Nov 2023 - Sep 2024), now PhD student in Theory and Simulation of Condensed Matter at SISSA
  - Nicolas Baù (MSc thesis, Nov 2022 - Sep 2023), now Physics PhD student at University of Trieste
  - Francesca Cucchiaro (BSc thesis, May 2022 - Dec 2022), now Physics MSc student at University of Trieste
  - Roberta Favata (MSc thesis, Nov 2021 - Oct 2022), now Physics PhD student at University of Trieste
  - Matteo D'Alessio (MSc thesis, Oct 2021 - Sep 2022), now PhD student at University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
  - Riccardo Dal Molin (BSc thesis, Nov 2021 - May 2022), now PhD student in Theory and Simulation of Condensed Matter at SISSA