Meera Parish

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Meera Parish is a professor in theoretical physics at Monash University in Australia. Since obtaining her PhD from the University of Cambridge, UK, she has been a PCTS postdoctoral fellow at Princeton University and a lecturer and EPSRC research fellow at University College London. She is also an ARC future fellow and a recipient of the IOP Maxwell medal and prize. Her research focuses on strongly correlated phenomena at the interface between ultracold atomic gases and condensed-matter physics.


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Journey from Classical to Quantum in Two Dimensions

Two separate groups have extracted the thermodynamic equation of state for a two-dimensional gas of fermionic atoms, revealing its peculiar quantum features. Read More »

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A Glimpse at the Quantum Behavior of a Uniform Gas

An innovative way to image atoms in cold gases could provide deeper insights into the atoms’ quantum correlations. Read More »