Quantum many-body systems represent a frontier in both applied and theoretical science, poised to catalyze the next technological revolution. These systems hold the promise of groundbreaking applications, including high-temperature superconductors for lossless power transmission, robust quantum computing devices, high-efficiency photovoltaic cells, and ultrafast transistors for advanced electronics. At a more fundamental level, the quantum entanglement intrinsic to these systems introduces novel states of matter, often beyond the reach of traditional perturbative or mean-field techniques.

The Wang group is dedicated to advancing our understanding of quantum many-body systems through sophisticated computational methodologies, such as high-performance computing, quantum computing, and quantum simulations. Our research is particularly focused on bridging experimental findings with theoretical frameworks to foster a comprehensive understanding of these intricate systems and to drive practical applications.

Research directions in the Wang Group can be categorized into the following four subdivisions: