2017–2020
Sapienza University of Rome
BSc in Physics
Theoretical Physics
Daniele Iannotti
PhD student
Scuola Superiore Meridionale, Italy
About
I am a PhD student at Scuola Superiore Meridionale in Naples in Cosmology, Space Science & Space Technology (SPACE), under the supervision of Prof. Alioscia Hamma. I work on Quantum Spacetime & Quantum Information at the Quantum Information Theory Lab at UNINA and I was a visiting PhD student at Universität zu Köln in Synthetic Quantum Matter group.
My research explores how entanglement and magic reveal the structure and dynamics of quantum many-body systems: how locality and symmetries constrain these resources, what they tell us about quantum phases and thermalization, and how they connect quantum information to emergent spacetime geometry.
Academic Journey
2020–2022
University of Trieste
MSc in Theoretical Physics
2026
Universität zu Köln
Visiting PhD Student
2023–Present
Scuola Superiore Meridionale
PhD in Theoretical Physics
2027
Perimeter Institute
Visiting PhD Student
Research
Quantum information
Entanglement, magic and their interplay in many-body quantum systems, by studying the entanglement spectrum and algebraic relations among subsystems.
Mathematical structures
Differential geometry, topology and group theory in quantum information theory.
Quantum gravity
Black holes, holography and the possible resource-theoretic interpretation of spacetime structures.
Publications
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Outreach
I am a team member of qmeets seminars and a quantum contributor for Physics World.
Physics World
Physicists identify unexpected quantum advantage in a permutation parity task
Physics World
New research suggests gravity might emerge from quantum information theory
Physics World
New entanglement approach could boost photonic quantum computing
Physics World
Open problem in quantum entanglement theory solved after nearly 25 years
Physics World