Irinel Chiorescu

2000 - PhD., Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble, France
1997 - MSc., Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble, France
1996 - BSc., Alex. I. Cuza University of Iasi, Romania

Condensed matter experimental, low temperature physics:
- quantum effects in magnets of nanoscopic scale with emphasis on the quantum dynamics of the molecular spins;
- potential use of superconducting structures as quantum bits.

since 2016 - Professor at Florida State University
2011-2016 - Associate Professor at Florida State University
2005-2011 - Assistant Professor at Florida State University, Physics Dept and affiliated with the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. PI of a new group "Quantum Spin Dynamics and Nanotechnologies" (qsd.magnet.fsu.edu).

2004- Postdoc at Michigan State University, working on spintronic devices.

2000-2004 Postdoc in the Quantum Transport group, TU Delft (Netherlands), working on superconducting quantum computation devices.

NSF Career Award (2007-2011)

Sloan Research Fellowship (2006-present)