Teaching and Students
Teaching and Students
Introductory days to quantum computing for physics and chemistry (1h30) (see the link)
Université Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, Oct. 19-20 January 2023,
During this 2-day workshop I gave a lecture on the development of quantum algorithms and their applications in the context of photochemistry and Density Functional Theory.
Quantum computing for Chemistry : the next revolution (1h) (see the link)
Institut des Science et d'Ingéniérie Supramoléculaires, Strasbourg, Oct. 24-28, 2022
This one-week workshop was dedicated to teaching quantum computing and its applications to chemistry to a hybrid audience of industrial and academic researchers (around 20 persons). I played the role of organizer and lecturer for this workshop in partnership with the ISIS Institute and the Japanese company QunaSys. I gave several lectures on the development of quantum algorithms for photochemistry and Density Functional Theory, and also the computation of excited states in general.
Quantum Chemistry (20h)
Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Nov. 2020 -- Jan. 2021
Mission : During my postdoc stage in Amsterdam, I worked as a teaching assistant in a quantum chemistry course for second year Masters students at Vrije Universiteit. I was supervising a workgroup focusing on exercises about Post-Hartree Fock theory (many-body wavefunction methods).
Physics (64h)
UFR Sciences et Techniques, Besançon, France, Sept. 2016 -- Sept. 2017
Mission : During my PhD, I gave several lectures on different topics at the University of Besançon including :
Master of Physics, 1st year (20h) : Numerical Physics.
Licence of Biology, 2nd year (6h) : Fluid mechanics.
Licence of science, 1st year (9h) : Electrokinetics.
Licence of science, 1st year (30h) : Newtonian Physics.
Tutor of Physics at the University (120h)
UFR Sciences et Techniques, Besançon, France, 2013 -- 2014
Mission : During my Master of physics, I worked as a tutor in Physics to supervise and help bachelor students with their home-works/lectures in Physics.
Tutor of Physics in High-school (80h)
Lycée Jules Haag, Besançon, France, 2012 -- 2013
Mission : During my last year of Bachelor degree, I was employed by the region Franche-Comté in collaboration with the University of Besançon to help high-school students in Physics and chemistry.
David Petelot and Jovan Beluzo, Master students, 2025
University of Strasbourg (France)
Subject: "Ab initio Polaritonic Chemistry: cavity mediated spin-changes"
Mohammad Amini Valashani, Bachelor student, 2024
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Quantum Transport and Perturbation Theory ''.
Thomas Pellegrin, Bachelor student, 2024
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Introduction to Quantum computing for Quantum Chemistry ''.
Tom Santoni, High-School student, 2024
Subject : ``What is quantum Chemistry/Physics ?''.
Even Chiari, Master student, 2023-2024
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Quantum computing for polaritonic chemistry ''.
Loris Delafosse, Master student, 2023-2024
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``State-specific orbital optimization algorithm for excited states''.
Loris Delafosse, Amr Hussein, Bachelor students, 2024-2023
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : `` A two-step Rayleigh-Schrödinger Brillouin-Wigner approach to transition energies ''.
Filip Cernatic, PhD candidate, 2022 - 2023
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Quantum embedding strategy for multiple electronic states with the Block-Householder transformation''.
Sajanthan Sekaran, PhD 2022
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Quantum algorithmic for quantum chemistry''.
Lucie Pepe, PhD candidate, 2022 - 2023
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Quantum transport of energy in the presence of decoherence on an extended star network with peripheral energy defects''.
Pablo Roseiro, PhD candidate, 2022 - 2023
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : ``Excited state spinmerism in high-field Fe(II)-verdazyl molecular complex: versatile local spins for quantum information''.
Louis Petit, Bachelor student, 2022
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : "Emergence of spinmerism for molecular spin-quit generation''
Martin-Rafael Gulin, Master student, 2022
University of Strasbourg (France).
Subject : "Local potential functional embedding theory : extension to non-uniform and ab initio systems''
Martijn van Welsenes, Bachelor student, 2020
Lorentz Institute, Leiden University, The Netherlands.
Subject : "Optimising Unitary Coupled-Cluster Ansatze for Near-Term Quantum Computers"
Toby van Gastelen, Master student, 2020
Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Subject : "Deep learning application to quantum chemistry: a neural network to correct a low level DFT method".
Emiel Koridon, Master student, 2019 - 2020
Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Subject : "Term reduction in the electronic structure Hamiltonian for simulation on a quantum computer"
Jakob Günther, Bachelor student, 2019 - 2020
Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Subject : "Using localized Molecular orbitals for CAS-CI calculation"
Maarten Stroeks, Bachelor student, 2019
Lorentz Institute, Leiden University, The Netherlands.
Subject : "Real-Space Quantum Monte Carlo Methods for determining the Ground State of Diatomic Molecules"
Guillaume Chaverot, Antoine Baudiquez and Salah-Eddine Boudaour, Master students, 2017 -- 2018
UFR Sciences et Techniques, Besançon, France.
Subject : "Simulating quantum dynamics with differential or algebraic approaches"
Bachir Achi, Bachelor student, 2015 - 2016
UFR Sciences et Techniques, Besançon, France.
Subject : "Quantum decoherence : how the classical appearance of the world emerges from a quantum description"