Posters at the 2026 Research Computing Exhibition at UMN
Graduate students Koray Aydoğan, Tim Krogmeier, and Mikayla Fahrenbruch presented posters at the 2026 Research Computing Exhibition here at the University ...
The Head-Marsden Group seeks to elucidate electronic structure properties and open quantum system dynamics relevant in emerging quantum materials and technologies. Our research emphasizes classical method development, alongside algorithm development for use on noisy-intermediate scale quantum computers. With these methods and algorithms, we aim to make predictions for correlated molecular systems undergoing complex environmental interactions with applications in chemistry, physics, and materials science.
Recent News
New paper out in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters!
Led by graduate student Tim Krogmeier, we have a new paper out in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters! We derived a perturbative, non-Markovian diff...
Horizons of Quantum Computation at the University of Minnesota May 14th-16th!
Sponsored by the Simons Foundation through the William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute (FTPI) at the University of Minnesota, we will be hosting the H...