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Kristian works in the School of Physics at Monash University as a Professor. His research areas of interest include the applications of ultracold atomic gases, optical techniques, biophysics, and biotechnology. A common thread in his research is the use of lasers, particularly the optical forces generated by light. Current studies with ultracold atomic gases encompass superfluidity in the presence of disorder and/or reduced dimensionality, quantum turbulence, and the physics of two-dimensional electron gases simulated by atoms in optical lattices. His biophysics experiments involve developing techniques for isolating and studying single biomolecules, analyzing biomolecule behavior in confined geometries, and facilitating the directed self-assembly of nanoscale objects in biomembranes. Kristian also supervises projects tailored for students interested in experimental and theoretical work at the honors and PhD levels.
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