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Asst Prof Chang Guoqing
Nanyang Assistant Professor (NRF), School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences - Division of Physics & Applied Physics
Nanyang Assistant Professor, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences - Division of Physics & Applied Physics
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Dr. Guoqing Chang joined the Division of Physics and Applied Physics at Nanyang Technological University as a Nanyang Assistant Professor in 2020, following his receipt of the Singapore National Research Foundation Fellowship in 2021. He earned his Ph.D. in Physics from the National University of Singapore in 2017 and subsequently worked as a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University.
Dr. Chang has been named one of Clarivate Analytics' Highly Cited Researchers annually since 2019. Additionally, he was list as TR35 Asia Pacific in 2023, and he was honored with the Singapore Young Scientist Award the same year.
Dr. Chang has been named one of Clarivate Analytics' Highly Cited Researchers annually since 2019. Additionally, he was list as TR35 Asia Pacific in 2023, and he was honored with the Singapore Young Scientist Award the same year.
G. Chang has a broad interest in computational condensed matter physics and materials science. Combining cutting-edge computational and analytical techniques, G. Chang focuses on electronic, magnetic, and optical properties of various topological phases of matter.
* Topological Quantum Optoelectronics
* Low-Dimensional Quantum Materials
* Topological Quantum Magnets
* Topological Superconductors
* Topological Quantum Systems With Strong Correlation
* Topological Quantum Optoelectronics
* Low-Dimensional Quantum Materials
* Topological Quantum Magnets
* Topological Superconductors
* Topological Quantum Systems With Strong Correlation
- Theoretical and Numerical Study of Topological Materials for Applications in Next-Generation Quantum Technologies
- Dynamical characterization of the spin-to-charge conversion mechanisms in 2D heterostructures
- Interlayer exciton Coulomb drag for high-performance transistors
- Theoretical and Numerical Study of Topological Materials for Applications in Next-Generation Quantum Devices
- Quantum Geometric Advantage
Courses Taught
PH2102 - Electromagnetism
PH7020-Spintronics and Magnetism
PH7020-Spintronics and Magnetism
Supervision of PhD Students
Yilin Zhao;
Hongyu Chen；
Peiyuan Cui
Hongyu Chen；
Peiyuan Cui