Juven Wang
Dr Wang is the Ben Delo Fellow at LIMS, following jobs at Harvard and IAS. His research is on ultra unification and condensed matter theory.
Dr Juven Wang is the Ben Delo Fellow at the London Institute. He did a PhD in theoretical physics at MIT, supervised by Prof. Xiao-Gang Wen, and was awarded an Isaac Newton Chair Fellowship to work at the Perimeter Institute. As a postdoc, he was a Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, working with Prof. Edward Witten. He then joined Harvard as a Research Associate, collaborating with Prof. Shing-Tung Yau, and also did research at IBM Quantum. Dr Wang has proposed ultra unification beyond the Standard Model by including a new fifth topological force to resolve neutrino puzzles, suggesting dark matter consists of topological matter. Outside LIMS, he enjoys art, music, sports and the outdoors.
Dr Wang works on ultra quantum matter and high-energy physics, via cohomology and category theory. He proposes new models for quantum simulation.
jw@lims.ac.uk