My research interests range from electronic correlations in novel superconductors, like twisted bilayer graphene, to the study of nanostructures (quantum dots, dopants in Si, and semiconductor-superconductor hybrids) for quantum computing.
In the past I also worked on the bulk properties of colossal magnetoresistance materials, oxide heterostructures, Fe based superconductors and diluted magnetic semiconductors. Find a list of my publications here.
I work at ICMM-CSIC since 2007, got tenure on March 2011 and promoted to Senior Scientist in 2023. Previously I spent 3+ years at the Theory of Condensed Matter group in the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, as a postdoctoral Junior Research Fellow of Churchill College, and two years as a research associate at the Condensed Matter Theory Center, University of Maryland.
I am the director of the Master’s Degree in Quantum Technologies created by the Quantum Technologies CSIC platform in collaboration with Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo and other 9 leading institutions in Spain.
I have been in the management team of “Physics and its applications” at the Agencia Estatal de Investigación (the Spanish funding agency) in the period July 2018 – November 2021.
I was vice-president (Jan 2014-Jan 2016) and president (Jan 2016-Oct 2020) of the Condensed Matter Physics Division-GEFES of the Spanish Royal Physics Society. Since January 2021 I am an elected member of the EPS-CMD board.
October 2018-September 2024 I was a member of the Editorial Board of Physical Review B.
I am currently deputy coordinator for the CSIC Global Area of MATERIA.
You can also find my publications in:
The arXiv
Google Scholar
Researcher ID: A-4888-2009
ORCID
contact: mariaj.calderon(at)csic.es