DrFrank Schindler

I am a condensed matter theorist at Imperial's Department of Physics.

My research is on topological phases of matter, and more generally on topological phenomena in quantum materials, metamaterials, and quantum dynamics. You can read more about topological phases in this article: Physicists Aim to Classify All Possible Phases of Matter.

I am additionally supported by a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship.

Please check this page for my open PhD positions. 

Please check the links on the bottom left of this page for further information on me and my research group.

Awards
- James Clerk Maxwell Medal and Prize, Institute of Physics (2024)
- Sam B. Treiman Postdoctoral Fellowship, Princeton University (2022)
- Award in Computational Physics, Swiss Physical Society (2020)
- Special Prize of the Mercator Award Jury, University of Zurich (2019)
- Studentship in Mathematics, Trinity College Cambridge (2016)
- Scholarship, Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (2014)