Sriram Ganeshan
City College of NY and CUNY Graduate Center
Strongly correlated electron systems, quantum chaos and thermalization, topological phases of matter, and fluid dynamics
Strongly correlated electron systems, quantum chaos and thermalization, topological phases of matter, and fluid dynamics
Electronic properties of strongly correlated quantum materials with a focus on non-equilibrium dynamics
Boris Altshuler is a professor of theoretical physics at Columbia University, specializing in theoretical condensed matter physics. His research focuses on disordered electronic systems, including quantum interference corrections to electron
Semiconductor and superconductor physicist
Non-Equilibrium Quantum Physics, Strong Correlations
Strongly correlated systems, low dimensional magnetism, superconductivity. Integrable systems.
Magnetic and electrical behavior of complex solids, such as: spin glasses, random networks as in gels, and quasicrystals
Currently interested in optimized multi-projector norm-conserving pseudopotentials
Interface between traditional quantum chemistry and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum information