curriculum vitae

Shaffique Adam

Education

Stanford University (1996-2000): B.S. physics with distinction (highest honor), minor in mathematics and physics departmental honors

Cornell University (2000-2006): Ph.D. Theoretical Physics; Thesis: “Magnetic properties of nanoscale conductors”

Experience

National University of Singapore, Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering (2021-present)

Yale-NUS College, Associate Professor of Physics (2017-present)

National University of Singapore, Associate Professor of Physics (2017-present)

Center for Advanced 2D Materials (formally Graphene Research Center), Principal Investigator, (2013-present)

Yale-NUS College, Assistant Professor of Physics (2012-2017)

National University of Singapore, Assistant Professor of Physics (2012-2017)

Singapore National Research Foundation Fellow, (2012-2017)

Yale-NUS Fellow, Yale University, New Haven (2012-2013)

National Research Council Fellow, Center for Nanoscale Science and Technology (2009-2012) with Mark Stiles

Condensed Matter Theory Center Postdoctoral Research Associate (2006-2009) with Sankar Das Sarma

Cornell University Alice H. Cook House Graduate Resident Fellow (2004-2006) with Ross Brann

Cornell Center for Nanoscale Systems Graduate Research Fellow (2004-2006) with Piet W. Brouwer