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Current members

This is the current list of members in the group

Enrique del Barco (group leader)

delbarco [at] ucf.edu

Project:  Convincing Proposal Writing to Seek Funds for the Guys/Gals below

Enrique dedicates 20% of his time to teach, 75% to write proposals, letters of recommendation and paper reviews, 5% to get confused with the research reports from his students and 5% to annoy people in the lab from time to time (=105% – hyper-efficiency skills acquired at the University of Barcelona, Spain).

 

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Cameron Nickle (grad)

Cameron.Nickle [at] ucf.edu

Project:  Molecular Spintronics / Single-Electron Transistors

Cameron focuses his dissertation research plan on the understanding of electric conductance through individual molecules bridging the gap between the two leads of a single-electron transistor. See more on these topics…

Gyan Khatri (grad)

Gyan.Khatri [at] ucf.edu

Project: THz Spintronics with Antiferromagnetic Insulators

Gyan focuses on understanding control and generation of teraherz dynamics in antiferromagnetic insulators. See more on these topics…

Francis Adoah (grad)

Francis.Adoah [at] ucf.edu

Project:  Molecular Spintronics / Single-Electron Transistors

Francis focuses his dissertation research plan on the understanding the interplay between photons/plasmons and conduction electrons in single-molecule tunnel junctions. See more on these topics…

 
Justin Zakhari (grad)

Justin.Zakhari [at] ucf.edu

Project: Quantum dynamics of spins in molecular magnets

Justin focuses on the study of quantum dynamics of spin in single-molecule magnets at temperatures down to 50mK. See more on these topics…

 
Gregory Fritjofson (grad)

Gregory.Fritjofson [at] ucf.edu

Project:  Ultrafast Spin Dynamics with Antiferromagnets

Greg will focus his dissertation research on the study of generation of high frequency spin dynamics in antiferromagnetic materials by means of ultra-fast laser excitation. See more on these topics…

Ran Liu (Postdoc)

ranliu91 [at] gmail.com

Project:  Molecular Spintronics / Single-Electron Transistors

Ran works on the understanding of electric conductance through individual molecules bridging the gap between the two leads of a single-electron transistor. She does this both experimentally and theoretically (DFT). See more on these topics…

Jaesuk Kwon (Postdoc)

jkwon4 [at] gmail.com

Project: THz Spintronics with Antiferromagnetic Insulators

Jaesuk focuses on understanding control and generation of teraherz dynamics in antiferromagnetic insulators. See more on these topics…

Yan Liu (Visiting Professor / from )

liuyanphys [at] mail.neu.edu.cn

Project: THz Spintronics with Antiferromagnetic Insulators

Yan is assisting our group with theoretical analysis of teraherz dynamics in antiferromagnetic insulators. See more on these topics…

 

Conner Budzinski (Undergrad)

conner.budzinski [at] knights.ucf.edu

Project:  Molecular Spintronics / Single-Electron Transistors

Conner is working on the understanding of electric conductance through individual molecules bridging the gap between the two leads of a single-electron transistor. See more on these topics…

Contact

Enrique del Barco (Group leader)
Office: PS452
Phone: +1(407) 823-0755
Fax: +1(407) 823-5112
Email: delbarco [at] ucf.edu

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