Boulder School 2005: Roster

Name & Institution

Research Interest

Photo & Contact Information

Yury Adamov

Brookhaven National Laboratory

I am a theorist. Currently I am interesting in electron transport for electrons with interaction, including transport in nanotubes, transport in 2D systems in high magnetic field and, possibly, Kondo effect.
Yury Adamov

Laura Adams

University of Minnesota

Currently I am interested in "quantum chaos" as seen in the discrete energy level spectrum of metallic nanoclusters using a low temperature STM. I am an experimentalist.
Laura Adams

Yashar Ahmadian

Columbia University

My area of research is theoretical condensed matter physics. specifically I'm interested in mesoscopic physics: quantum dots, 2DEG's, etc. My current research concerns electron transport through an open quantum dot.
Yashar Ahmadian

Igor Aleiner, Scientific Coordinator

Columbia University

Theorist

Jacob Alldredge

Cornell University

I am interested in mesoscopic systems that can be probed via the STM. I am an experimentalist.
Jacob Alldredge

Boris Altshuler, Lecturer

Princeton University

Theorist

Maryna Anatska

Texas &M University

I am working with magnetic superconductors and also interested in advanced experiment automation techniques. I am an experimentalist.
Maryna Anatska

Mark Ancliff

University of Warwick

I am a theorist researching field-theories for disordered, non-interacting electron systems
Mark Ancliff

Anton Andreev, Scientific Coordinator

University of Washington

My research interests focus on effects of electron-electron interaction in low-dimensional disordered systems. I am a theorist.
Anton Andreev 2005

Jens Hjörleifur Bàrðarson

University of Leiden

Transport in mesoscopic and nanoscale systems and its dependence on spin orbit scattering. I am a theorist.
Jens Hjörleifur Bàrðarson

Doron Bergman

University of California, Santa Barbara

Quantum phase transitions, Quantum Hall devices, theory.
Doron Bergman 2005

Norman Birge, Lecturer

Michigan State University

Norman Birge's research focuses on quantum transport and mesoscopic physics in normal metals, superconductors, ferromagnets, and various combinations of them.  Most recently, he has worked on electron dephasing and energy relaxation in normal metals at low temperature, and nonequilibrium phenomena in SNS Josephson junctions.
Norman Birge

Hendrik Bluhm

Stanford University

Mesoscopic effects in metals and superconductors and magnetism based approaches to measure them. I am an experimentalist.
Hendrik Bluhm

Piet Brouwer, Scientific Coordinator

Cornell University

I'm interested in mesoscopic physics, in particular the theory of quantum transport in mesoscale systems, quantum chaos, and random-matrix theory.
Piet Brouwer

Manuel Castellanos-Beltran

University of Colorado, Boulder

My research interest is the dynamics of charge in nanoscale high-impedance circuits and coulomb blockade devices. I am an experimentalist.
Manuel Castellanos-Beltran

Ching-Tzu Chen

California Institute of Technology

Strongly correlated electronic systems in reduced dimensions, scanning probe techniques, and mesoscopic/nanoscopic device physics. I am an experimentalist.
Ching-Tzu Chen

Ruwan Dedigama

University of Oklahoma

Quantum confined InSb-based Devices. I am an experimentalist.
Ruwan Dedigama

Changxue Deng

University at Buffalo

Area of research: spin related effects in nanostructures. I am a theorist.
Changxue Deng

Yonatan Dubi

Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

I am currently interested in transport properties of thin superconducting films and small superconducting grains. Other research interests are the integer quantum Hall transition, the 2D metal-insulator transition and related phenomena in 2 dimensions. I am a theorist.
Yonatan Dubi

Émilie Dupont

Université de Sherbrooke

Currently, my research interest is Kondo effect and supraconductivity on a mesoscopic scale. I am a theorist.
Émilie Dupont

Hans-Andrea Engel

Harvard University

I am interested in electrical and optical spin effects in nano structures and my theoretical work comprises the spin Hall effect, spin dynamics and transport in quantum dots, and applications to quantum computation.
Hans-Andrea Engel

Heidi Förster

University of Geneva

I'm interested in transport and noise (Full Counting Statistics) in quantum systems under the influence of decoherence. I am a theorist.
Heidi Förster

Fabio Franchini

SUNY at Stony Brook

My research interests are on Mathematical Physics, Integrable Models and 1-Dimensional Spin Chain. I am a theorist.
Febio Franchini

Liang Fu

University of Pennsylvania

I am a theorist interested in electronic properties of mesoscopic systems and their transport theory.
Liang Fu 2005

Markus Garst

University of Minnesota

I am a theorist working on strongly correlated electrons in bulk and mesoscopic systems.
Markus Garst

Leonid Glazman, Lecturer

University of Minnesota

Areas of interest include electronic properties of low-dimensional
systems, electron correlation effects, and non-equilibrium phenomena in
nanostructures. I am a theorist.
Leonid Glazman 2005

Bertrand I. Halperin, Lecturer

Harvard University

Bert Halperin does theoretical research on a range of topics in condensed matter theory, including electrons in nanoscale systems, quantum Hall effects, and transport of spin. 
Bertrand Halperin

Joan Hoffmann

Cornell University

I'm interested in novel adaptations of experimental technique to study systems including quantum fluids, nanostructures, and biological structures.
Joan Hoffmann

Ronni Ilan

Weizmann Institute of Science

I am a theorist, interested in the properties of quantum hall phases in the Reentrant regime between ν = 2 and ν = 4, especially in modeling inter-plateau transitions.
Ronni Ilan

Eric Jobiliong

National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University

I'm an experimentalist and working on electrical transport, magnetic properties and quantum oscillations of heavy fermions and Kondo lattice system. I'm interested in Kondo effect in the mesoscopic systems.
Eric Jobiliong

Michael Jura

Stanford University

I am an experimentalist, interested in using scanning gate microscopy to image electron wavefunctions in mesoscopic systems.
Michael Jura

Charles Kane, Lecturer

University of Pennsylvania

My research focusses on the interplay between interactions and transport in electronic systems.
Charles Kane 205

Ning Kang

Universität Konstanz

My recent research concentrates on conductance measurements on single molecules with the help of the mechanically controllable break-junction technique. I am an experimentalist.
Ning Kang

Oleksiy Kashuba

Lancaster University

I am a theorist interested in electron transport in metals in superconductors.

 

Oleksiy Kashuba

Maxim Kharitonov

Ruhr University

My research field is mesoscopic physics. I am a theorist.
Maxim Kharitonov

Na Young Kim

Stanford University

I am exploring electrical transport properties of mesoscopic systems through experiments.
Na Young Kim

Israel Klich

Caltech

I am currently interested in transport and in time dependent phenomena in mesoscopic systems and its interplay with questions of measurement in quantum mechanics. Especially in non-equilibrium situations in which the system is driven by a time dependent Hamiltonian. I am a theorist.
Israel Klich

Alexios Klironomos

Argonne National Laboratory

I am a theorist interested in the physics of superconductivity and electronic transport in nanostructures.
Alexios Klironomos

Sunanda Koduvayur Parthasarathy

Purdue University

My area of interest is quantum dots and spin orbit coupling in 2d hole gas systems. I am an experimentalist.
Sunanda Koduvayur Parthasarathy

Nick Koshnick

Stanford University

I am experimentalist with interest in studying magnetic signals from superconductors at mesoscopic length scales.
Nick Koshnick

Jacob Krich

Harvard University

I am a theorist currently working on spin-orbit coupling in quantum dots.
Jacob Krich

Edward Laird

Harvard University

I do experiments on spin qubits in laterally defined semiconductor quantum
dots.
Edward Laird

Peter Leek

Cambridge University

I am an experimentalist working on electronic transport through individual carbon nanotubes - in particular charge pumping using a sliding electrostatic potential wave.
Peter Leek

Konrad Lehnert, Scientific Coordinator

University of Colorado, Boulder

In my group we study the fundamental noise processes in fast, mesoscopic sensors of charge, position, temperature and magnetization, with application to quantum computing, metrology and astrophysical sensors.  I am an experimentalist.
Konrad Lehnert 2005

Alex Levchenko

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

I'm a theorist and currently I'm working in the field of mesoscopic superconductivity. Generally I'm interested in studying systems where interplay between interactions and disorder play an important role.
Alex Levchenko

Leonid S. Levitov, Lecturer

MIT

Many-body theory, quantum transport, noise and dynamics. I am a theorist.
Leonid Levitov 2005

Xueqing Liu

SUNY at Stony Brook

My current research interest is on electron transport in nanostructures. I am an experimentalist.
Xueqing Liu

Thomas Ludwig

Forschungszentrum

I am a theorist working on dephasing by electron-electron interaction in mesoscopic conductors
Thomas Ludwig

Patrick Maletinsky

ETH Zürich

I'm an experimentalist using spectroscopy to investigate the interaction of trapped excitons in quantum dots with the underlying nuclear spin system.
Patrick Maletinsky

Charles Marcus, Lecturer

Harvard University

Current research concerns experimental investigation of mesoscopic phenomena and phase coherence and electron spin effects in semiconductor microstructures and other submicron electronic devices.
Charles Marcus

Paul L. McEuen, Lecturer

Cornell University

Experimentalist

Ion Moraru

Michigan State University

Critical temperature dependence based on mutual orientation of ferromagnets in a ferromagnet/superconductor/ferromagnet system. I am an experimentalist.
Ion Moraru

Andriy Nevidomskyy

University of Cambridge

(theorist): strongly correlated electrons; coexistence of magnetism and superconductivity; unconventional superconductivity; carbon nanotubes
Andriy Nevidomskyy

A.K.M. Newaz

SUNY at Stony Brook

My professional goal is to pursue a career on a wide range of experimental mesoscopic and nano-scale physics. I am an experimental condensed matter physicist.
A.K.M. Newaz

Dmitry Novikov

Princeton University

Theory of electron transport in nanotubes, heterostructures, and arrays of quantum dots. Spin relaxation and diffusion in mesoscopic systems (from semiconductors to biological tissues).
Dmitry Novikov

Alvaro Nunez

The University of Texas at Austin

Condensed matter theory: spintronics and magnetism
Alvaro Nunez

Takashi Oka

University of Tokyo

I am a theorist interested in non-linear response in strongly correlated electron systems.
Takashi Oka

David Pekker

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

I am working on theoretical aspects of mesoscopic superconductivity, in particular in superconducting nano-wires.
David Pekker

Dmytro Pesin

University of Washington

I am a theorist, currently interested in charge discreteness effects in mesoscopic superconductors.
Dmytro Pesin 2005

Jason Petta

Harvard University

Experimentalist

Shawn Pottorf

SUNY at Stony Brook

I am an experimentalist currently studying 1/f critical current noise and subgap leakage characteristics in Josephson Junctions fabricated for flux qubits to determine their relationship with qubit decoherence rates.
Shawn Pottorf

Hicham Qasmi

Duke University

Theorist

Leo Radzihovsky, Director

University of Colorado

I am a theorist, interested in soft condensed matter physics, nonequilibrium phenomena, physics of quantum-Hall and related systems, with a theme unifying these diverse subjects being importance of fluctuations, nonlinearities and/or local material heterogeneities.
Leo Radzihovsky 2015

Saar Rahav

Cornell University

Currently interested in the classical limit of transport in mesoscopic systems. I am a theorist.
Saar Rahav

Matthew Rakher

University of California, Santa Barbara

I am experimentalist interested in cavity quantum electrodynamics in condensed matter systems.
Matthew Rakher

Daniel C. Ralph, Lecturer

Cornell University

Experimentalist

Michael L. Roukes, Lecturer

Caltech

My group at Caltech and I are pursuing nanoscale devices, especially (but not exclusively) nanoelectromechanical systems -- both in explorations of fundamental quantum phenomena, and toward realizing new "tools" for the life sciences and clinical medicine. 
Michael Roukes

Preden Roulleau

CEA Saclay

Experimentalist

Robert J. Schoelkopf, Lecturer

Yale University

My research is in the physics of nanostructures and single-electron devices. We build microelectronic circuits that display quantum mechanical behavior, to understand fundamental sources of noise, and the issues of quantum coherence and measurement. We also develop applications of these devices for quantum computation, metrology, and ultrasensitive detectors for astronomy.
Robert Schoelkopf

Heekeun Shin

The Pennsylvania State University

Theory of transport in mesoscopic system: dense arrays of quantum dots.
Heekeun Shin

Guneeta Singh-Bhalla

University of Florida

I am an experimentalist interested in low dimensional (thin film) physics: transport phenomenon, effects of interface capacitance, plasmon assisted (possibly) enhanced transmission of light.
Guneeta Singh-Bhalla

A. Douglas Stone, Lecturer

Yale University

Quantum transport in disordered and mesoscopic systems. Quantum chaos and semiclassical methods in quantum mechanics and electromagnetism. Quantum measurement and quantum amplifiers. Laser physics and complex optical media. 
Douglas Stone

Joseph Sulpizio

Stanford University

I am an experimentalist studying one-dimensional nanostructures, with particular interest in electron-electron interactions and quantum entanglement.
Joseph Sulpizio

Razvan Teodorescu

Columbia University

I am a theorist, interested in strongly correlated fermions, integrable systems, and pattern formation.
Razvan Teodorescu

John Teufel

Yale University

I am an experimentalist interested in high frequency measurement techniques of mesoscopic phenomena.
John Teufel

Chushun Tian

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics

Currently my main interests are disordered electronic wire and the phase-string model of high Tc cuprate. I am a theorist
Chushun Tian

Hakan Tureci

Yale University

Quantum/Wave Chaos, Nonlinear wave phenomena in mesoscopic systems, microcavity lasers; lately,  transport signatures of spin-orbit effects in interacting disordered quantum dots. I am a theorist.
Hakan Tureci

Ananth Venkatesan

Northeastern University

I am an experimentalist. I have been measusring magnetization of 2-D electrons.
Ananth Venkatesan

Jeffrey Wasserman

Johns Hopkins University

I am an experimentalist interested in the transport phenomena and superconductivity of low-dimensional and mesoscopic systems, as well as quantum computation.
Jeffrey Wasserman

Robert L. Willett, Lecturer

Lucent Technologies

My current research interests focus on the physics of reduced dimension phenomena, and particularly in the use of nanoscale structures to experimentally examine these effects. I am an experimentalist.
Robert Willett

Zhenhua Yu

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Ultracold fermionic atomic gases. Theorist.
Zhenhua Yu

Dina Zhabinskaya

University of Pennsylvania

I am a theorist working on optical properties of carbon nanotubes.
Dina Zhabinskaya

Zhengfan Zhang

Northwestern University

I am currently working on electronic transport in carbon nanotubes. I am an experimentalist.
Zhengfan Zhang