Our research focuses on the interactions of electron spins
and photons in semiconductor nanostructures for potential
applications in novel spintronic and optoelectronic devices.
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Recent group news:
Sept. 2023: "Time-dependent growth of nuclear spin polarization under periodic optical pumping" is published in Physical Review B (link)
July 2023: "Measurement of optically-pumped electron spin polarization in n-GaAs at high external electric fields" is published in Physica B (link)
May 2023: "Two-pump optical manipulation of resonant spin amplification" is published in the Journal of Applied Physics (link)
June 2022: Michael has successfully defended his thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Dominguez!
May 2022: Howard has successfully defended his thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Hsu!
December 2021: "Nuclear-induced frequency focusing and Overhauser field distributions in periodically pumped gallium arsenide" is published in Physical Review B (link to article)
May 2021: Spencer has successfully defended his thesis. Congratulations, Dr. Batalden!
May 2021: "Spatially-resolved measurements of spin valley polarization in MOCVD-grown monolayer WSe2" is published in Optics Express (link to article)
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