Research Description
My primary research goals are directed towards discovery and understanding of novel collective behaviors in quantum materials. Particular examples include unconventional superconductivity emerging near a quantum critical point, and exotic Weyl/Dirac excitations in semimetals with strong spin-orbit coupling. My research group focuses on crystal growth, thermodynamic and magnetic measurements, and novel experimental techniques that utilize strain to probe and manipulate the symmetry properties of materials.
Positions
Associate Professor (Physics)
University of Washington
2021
Assistant Professor (Physics)
University of Washington
2016
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2021
Postdoc (Applied Physics)
Stanford University
2014
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2016
Postdoc (Physics)
University of California, Berkeley
2012
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2014
Education
PhD (Applied Physics)
Stanford University
2012
Bachelor of Science (Electronics Engineering)
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
2004