Tse Research Group

Tse Research Group

We are a theoretical condensed matter research group at the University of Alabama. Our research interests span a broad swath of electronic properties in low-dimensional quantum materials, including transport, optical, topological and many-body interaction effects.

Currently we have been focusing our effort on unraveling novel light-matter interaction properties in interesting magnetic and spintronic systems as well as atomically 2D materials. 

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Recent News

  • (12/27/2018) Our paper "Photon-Induced Suppression of Interlayer Tunneling in van der Waals Heterostructures" is posted on the arXiv.
  • (8/7/2018) Our paper "Valley Hall Transport of Photon Dressed Quasiparticles in Two-Dimensional Dirac Semiconductors" is published in New Journal of Physics.​
  • (9/1/2018) Dr. Tse receives the 2018 DOE Early Career Award.
  • (6/26/2018) We have an immediate opening for a postdoctoral position to start in Fall 2018. Interested candidates please contact Dr. Tse.   
  • We are looking for new graduate students to join our group. Please send Dr. Tse an email if you are interested.
  • ​Group meeting Fall 2018: every Friday 4-5pm at MINT seminar room​
  • (5/2018) Phuong Nyugen got accepted into the NSF REU program and will work at the Vanderbilt University this summer. Congratulations!
  • (8/7/2017) Dr. Tse gives an invited talk at SPIE Nanoscience + Engineering.
  • (5/23/2017) Our paper "Dynamical Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect in Strong Optical Fields" is published at PRB Rapid Communications.
  • (3/8/2017) James Hong got accepted into the NSF REU program and will work at the Louisana State University this summer. Congratulations!
  • (3/1/2017) Our paper "Dynamical Quantum Anomalous Hall Effect in Strong Optical Fields" is posted on the arXiv. 
  • (2/27/2017) Our paper on the interaction effects in the optical properties of multilayer graphene is published in PRB.
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