Correlated Quantum Materials Group (CQMG)
Structure-property relationships and materials design using first-principles many-body approaches.
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Welcome to the CQMG!
Welcome to the CQMG!
Research
Research
We are theoretical and computational condensed matter physicists at Department of Physics, Bennett University, Greater Noida, India.
We study strongly correlated electron systems, such as transition-metal oxides and chalcogenides which hold a promise of revolutionary functionalities ranging from energy transmission to superior thermoelectric performance. Our research is primarily focused on theoretical characterization, and intensive analysis of strongly correlated material using this state-of-the-art first-principles techniques. The goal is to deepen the fundamental understanding of their novel properties, discovering new correlated electron quantum states, and to deliver this knowledge to applied materials science, adjacent scientific disciplines, and the industry.
Our group uses several theoretical and computational techniques such as Density functional theory (DFT), DFT+Dynamical mean-field theory, Atomistic spin dynamics, Monte-Carlo simulations etc.
Recent Publications
Recent Publications
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Kuldeep Kargeti has succefully defended his thesis and has joined Uppsala University, Sweden for his postdoctoral work. Wishing him good luck!
Our alumnus, Mr. Nikhal Saraswat, who completed his undergraduate project in our group, has been selected for a PhD program co-supervised by Prof. Andrew Wildes (Institut Laue-Langevin, France) and Prof. Thomas Olsen (Technical University of Denmark). We wish him the very best for this exciting journey ahead.
Prof. Indra Dasgupta (Dep. of Phy. IACS) and Prof. Tanusri saha Dasgupta(Director of S.N.B.N.C.B.S) visited Bennett University.
Dr. Swarup K. Panda has been honoured with "Young Achiever Award" at 67th DAE solid state physics symposium (DAE-SSPS) held at GITAM, Vishakhapatnam.
Fresh PhD or person who has submitted thesis, willing to apply for NPDF/DST Postdoc can contact us with CV.
PhD positions are available. Interested candidates can contact us.
Contact
Contact
Dr. Swarup Panda
Department of Physics,
Bennett University (Times of India Group),
Plot Nos 8-11, TechZone II,
Greater Noida, UP 201310, India
Telephone: +91 (0) 1207199396 (Office)
Emails: swarup.panda@bennett.edu.in / panda.swarup@gmail.com
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