Quantum Batteries and Quantum Energy Control

Topological and non-Hermitian quantum energy systems

Quantum batteries use quantum degrees of freedom to store and transfer energy. We study how collective interactions, topology, and non-Hermitian dynamics affect charging power, stored energy, and long-time performance.

Our PT-symmetric SSH quantum battery study (2026) investigates the interplay of topology, exceptional points, and charging dynamics. Ongoing research extends these questions to light-matter battery models and energy extraction, distinguishing stored energy from extractable work and accounting for the physical charging protocol.

Zi-Min Li
Zi-Min Li
Associate Professor and Master’s Supervisor

My research spans ultrastrong light-matter coupling, non-Hermitian physics and open quantum systems, quantum chaos and entanglement dynamics, and quantum batteries and quantum energy control.