CV

• Name Jānis Erdmanis
• Address Andreja Upīša iela 29, Valmiera, LV-4201
• Spam-mail akels14@gmail.com
• E-mail graphitewriter gmail

Educaction

• from 2017 PhD studies at TU Delft
• 2014 - 2016 Physics masters at University of Latvia with distinction
• 2015 from January to June exchange studies at Umeå University
• 2011 - 2014 Physics bachelour at University of Latvia

Research and work experience

• from 2017 Multiterminal superconductor junction (s. Yuli Nazarov)
• 2015 – 2016 Magnetic liquid droplet in external rotating field (s. Andrejs Cebers)
• 2016 from June to August Data analysis for SUSY group at CERN (s. Simone Amorso)
• 2014 – 2015 Quantum property description of pumped electron (s. Vyacheslavs Kashcheyevs)

Awards

• 2011-2014 Study scholarship “Jura Melbārža piemiņas stipendija” from “Vitolu fonds”
• 2009 Acknowledgment in National Physics Olympiad

Languges

• Latvian - native
• English - great (around B2)
• French - curious (close to A1)

Computer abilities

• LaTeX, Julia, Mathematica, Python, C, C++
• Unix tools – ssh, rsync, git, emacs

Publicactions

• Erdmanis J., Kitenbergs G., Perzynski R., Cēbers A. (2017) Magnetic micro-droplet in rotating field: numerical simulation and comparison with experiment. Journal of Fluid Mechanics
• Erdmanis J., Lukács Á, Nazarov Y.V. (2018) Weyl Disks: theoretical prediction. Physical Review B 98, 241105

Other scientific work

• Erdmanis J. (2014) Wigner function as representation for tunneled electron. Summary of my BSc thesis.
• Erdmanis J. (2014) Check on validity of adiabatic approximations. Report.
• Erdmanis J. (2016) MDrop. Zenodo. (numerical simulation code)