Hari Padma
Frederick Reines Assistant Professor of Physics
Contact
hari.padma@case.edu
Rockefeller Building, Room 211
Other Information
Education: Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering, Penn State University | Postdoctoral Fellow in Physics, Harvard University
About
Concentrations
Experimental condensed matter physics; quantum materials; ultrafast phenomena; optical spectroscopy; resonant x-ray scattering
Interests
Quantum materials host interacting atoms and electrons that transcend their individual identities and collectively produce spectacular macroscopic quantum phenomena. Apart from being a deeply fascinating area of study, our ability to understand and manipulate quantum materials may help address some of today’s biggest technological challenges in information processing, computing, and energy.
Our research pushes the limits of light-matter interaction as a means of probing and manipulating these phenomena. To achieve this, we design and build time-resolved optical spectroscopy tools across the electromagnetic spectrum. In addition to laboratory-based research, we conduct experiments at leading x-ray free electron lasers, synchrotrons, and other large scale facilities around the world.
Publications
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