Assistant Professor


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My research lies at the interface of condensed matter physics and statistical physics. I am interested in understanding transport phenomena in quantum systems, with a particular focus on topological materials, open quantum systems, and nonequilibrium quantum many-body physics. My work combines analytical and computational methods, including nonequilibrium Green's function techniques, transfer matrix methods, exact diagonalization, and tensor network approaches, to investigate charge, spin, and heat transport in low-dimensional quantum systems. I am currently exploring quantum dephasing, return probability in interacting quantum systems, and emergent transport phenomena in nonequilibrium settings.