Advanced Atomic Design Lab
Welcome to the Demkov group


    Principal Investigator Prof., Alex Demkov

    Office : RLM 13.206, Phone: (512) 471-8560, Fax: (512) 471-9637

     

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Current Members

 

 

 

    Post Doc, Na Sai, Office : ACES 4.318, Phone: (512) 232-2397

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    Post Doc, Rytis Dargis, Office : RLM 7.316, Phone: (512) 232-7573

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    Post Doc, Agham Posadas, Office : RLM 7.316, Phone: (512) 232-7573

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    Graduate Student, Xuhui Luo, Office : RLM 7.202, Phone: (512) 232-7573

    Research : Theoretical investigation of phase transitions in hafnia.

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    Graduate Student, Jaekwang Lee, Office : RLM 7.202, Phone: (512) 232-7573

    Research : Properties of oxide heterostructures: 2D electron gas at the LaAlO3/SrTiO3 interface and magnetoelectric effect in tricolor structures.

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    Graduate Student, Alexander Slepko, Office : RLM 7.204, Phone: (512) 232-7588

    Research : Theoretical investigation of contact materials: TixPt1-xSi alloys and nickel silicide. Quantum Monte Carlo simulations of water molecules.

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    Graduate Student, Hosung Seo, Office : RLM 7.204, Phone: (512) 232-7588

    Research : TBD.

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Alumni

 

 

 

 

 

 

    Graduate Student, Onise Sharia, Ph.D., 2008

    Research : The electronic properties of hafnia interfaces.

    He is working as Post Doc at The Uinversity of Maryland

 

 

    Graduate Student, Manish Niranjan, Ph.D., 2007

    Research : Theoretical investigation of silicide alloys.

    He is working as Post Doc in Prof. Tsymbal group at The Univ. of Nebraska

 

 

    Graduate Student, Hendrik Bentmann, MS., 2007

    Research : Properties of PtSi thin films.

    He is a Graduate Stuendt at Wurzburg University

 

    Post Doc, Nikolai Serqueev, 2005-2008

    Research : Electron-Phonon interaction and charge transfer in molecular systems.

    Post-Docs at Vanderbilt University, TN

 

 

 

 

 

    Prof., Xiodong Zhang, Post Doc 2000-2002 at Motorola Lab.

    He is an assitant professor in the department of Radiation Physics at MD Anderson Cancer Research Center.