About

Jonathan Edge received his Ph.D. from Cambridge University in 2010. He then moved to Leiden University for a post-doc position in the group of Carlo Beenakker and has been a Nordita fellow since autumn 2013.

In the past Jonathan has worked on ultracold Fermi gases, in particular on how collective modes can be used to probe the properties of these systems. He has also worked on transport in quantum systems, mostly studying localisation properties at transitions between different topological phases. This has led, amongst other things, to studies on the plateau transition in the integer quantum Hall effect using what is known as the quantum kicked rotator. He is continuing this line of research and now also investigating problems in superconductivity.