Yueqing primarily works on first-principles calculations for condensed matter systems with strong correlations. Her research interests focus on developing methods to systematically derive renormalized model Hamiltonians from highly accurate many-body
My research is focused on identifying exotic states of matter using transport and optical probes. I am working on correlated electronic systems, topological materials, superconductors and magnetic materials. I combine
My research interests focus on various topics in condensed matter theory and quantum information. My past work encompasses topological quantum computing, twisted bilayer systems, and the application of machine learning
My interests lie in the application and development of computational techniques to facilitate the prediction and classification of material realizations of topological phases. I am also interested in the theoretical
I am interested in understanding and predict, by means of symmetry arguments and first-principles techniques, effects originating from the cross-coupling of magnetic and electric degrees of freedom in multiferroic materials.