Primary Investigator
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Dr. Yi-Ting Hsu
Assistant Professor in Physics
CV. google scholar. yhsu2@nd.edu
NSF CAREER award 2023-2028
DOE Experiment-Theory collaborative grant (ECMP) 2023-2026
DOE Theory grant (TCMP) 2025-2029
Postdoctoral researchers
Dr. Tzu-Chi Hsieh
I am currently interested in thermoelectric effects in superconductors and machine learning applications in physics. Outside of research, I enjoy playing badminton, hiking, and drinking boba tea.
Dr. Murod Mirzhalilov
My current research focuses on exploring quantum geometric signatures of topological superconductors and developing machine learning approaches to identify and classify topological superconducting phases.
I am originally from Tajikistan, a small country in Central Asia. Outside of research, I enjoy playing and watching soccer, as well as watching movies in my free time.
Dr. Hyeok Jun Yang (--> Riken, Japan)
Notre Dame Society of Science Fellow (2023-2025)
I'm interested in theoretical understanding of strongly correlated materials, especially Quantum magnetism, Kagome superconductor, and Transition metal dichalcogenides. Besides physics, I enjoy cycling, cardio, watching movies and recently learning to cook!
Graduate Students
Shih-Chuan (Robert) Lien
Notre Dame MS&E Program fellowship
Few-layer Van der Waals systems, topological invariants in interacting systems.
Motto: People who take cold showers are impervious to rain.
Ruoyang Cui
I utilize both analytical and numerical tools to study quantum geometry in symmetry broken phases.
Besides condensed matter, I like playing badminton, playing with model trucks, and especially lying in bed in a daze.
Kota Yoshimura
Topological superconductors
Co-supervised with Prof. Badih Assaf (Notre Dame Physics & Astronomy)
Cássio Cristani
Machine-learning in Physics program between UCSC, Italy and Notre Dame
Co-supervised with Prof. Barbierato Enrico (Computer Science, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italy)
Research assistants
Colin Beveridge
I am interested in the intersection between advanced computing techniques and scientific research. I am also a huge Philadelphia sports fan. Go birds!
Specific research topics: Manybody localization transitions in interacting quasiperiodic chains; Non-Hermitian systems; supervised and unsupervised Machine learning methods.
Anisa Sadeghi
My current research explores the experimental signatures of unconventional superconductors. In my free time, I enjoy swimming, reading, and watching movies.
Former members
Juan Granieri (ND senior--> Graduate student at UIUC)
Anya Johnson (2024 REU, undergraduate at )
Min Guo (2023 REU, Undergraduate at Bowdoin College --> Graduate student at Arizona State U starting Fall 2024)
Anneliese Wickson (Notre Dame, Junior)
Kathleen Hart (ND senior--> Graduate student at U of Toronto)
Eli Wrinn (Notre Dame undergraduate)
Will Hanstedt (2022 REU, Undergraduate at Grinnell College)
Max Niebur (2022 NURF, Undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University)
Mike Smith (--> Postdoc at Argonne national lab)
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