Jonte Hance

About

Jonte Hance is Head of the Quantum Group and Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University. His research bridges quantum foundations and quantum technologies, exploring how foundational concepts can lead to new quantum applications and how technologies can test foundational hypotheses. He holds an EPSRC Quantum Technologies Career Acceleration Fellowship and teaches quantum computing modules.

Education

• PhD Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Bristol
• MSci Physics and Philosophy, University of Bristol

Selected publications

• The Burden of Fundamentality: Metaphysical Ambiguities and the Issue of Superdeterminism
• Quantum contextuality requiring counterfactual gain
• Limits of absoluteness of observed events in timelike scenarios: A no-go theorem
• External quantum fluctuations select measurement contexts
• Sufficiency of the counterfactual account of Lüders’ rule to rule out ontological models of quantum mechanics
• Reply to "Comment to 'The laws of physics do not prohibit counterfactual communication'"
• Incompatibility of deterministic underlying states with a counterfactual account of Lüders' rule
• Experimental Tests of Invariant Set Theory
• Deterministic teleportation and universal computation without particle exchange
• Tracing quantum correlations back to collective interferences