Experience

Postdoctoral Scholar                                UCLA                                        2020-2023

Education

Ph.D in Electrical Engineering          Purdue University                                  2019

B. Sc in Microelectronics                  Peking University, China                        2014

Research Interest

Semiconductor Devices, Quantum Materials, Condensed Matter physics

Short Bio

Dr. Qiu's research focuses on novel low-dimensional materials for advanced electronics and quantum applications. His current research interest includes employing topological materials for topological quantum computing as well as cryo-electronics amalgamating the quantum-classical divide. He is a recipient of the Birck Williams Scholarship and Bilsland Dissertation Fellowship. He has authored and co-authored over 60 peer-reviewed journal conference publications, and serves as a reviewer for over 10 journals and Session Chairs for the APS March Meeting. 

Personal

Beyond research life, Prof. Qiu also enjoys running, working out, traveling and exploring the inspiring beauty of Nature with his wife Jingyi, daughter Rylynn, and their family dog Marley. 

M. S. in Material Science   Columbia University  2022

B. E. in Material Science    Shanghai Tech University   2021

I am Chengyu Zhu and a PhD student in Electrical Engineering. I got my Bachelor and Master degree in Material Science and Engineering from ShanghaiTech University and Columbia University, respectively. I used to do some research about the electrochromic material and device, gas sensor and optical gain of quantum dots. In my daily life, I am interested in Kendo, hiking and watching Formula one racing.

B.Sc. in Physics, Kyung Hee University, 2025

My name is Junghyun Koo, and I am a Ph.D. student in Electrical Engineering. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Kyung Hee University in Seoul, South Korea. Previously, I focused on wide-bandgap semiconductor growth. My current research interests include the fabrication of wide-bandgap power electronics. Outside of research, I enjoy hiking, rock climbing, and cycling.