Congratulations to Kejun Li, Shimin Zhang and Yuan Ping for their work with Vsevolod D. Dergachev, Ilya D. Dergachev and Sergey A. Varganov on “Excited-State Dynamics and Optically Detected Magnetic Resonance of Solid-State Spin Defects from First Principles”, published in Physical Review B!
Predictive Modeling Yields Promising ‘Spin’ on Semiconductors for Quantum Technologies
Featured image credit: Xin Zhou UW Madison Full Article Semiconductors have traditionally relied on electron for the on/off switches to record and process information. The next iteration of computing, including low-power devices and quantum computers, …
Ab Initio Predictions of Spin Relaxation, Dephasing, and Diffusion in Solids
Congratulations to Junqing Xu and Yuan Ping for their work on “Ab Initio Predictions of Spin Relaxation, Dephasing, and Diffusion in Solids”, published in Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation! Link to the published article. …
How Spin Relaxes and Dephases in Bulk Halide Perovskites
Congratulations to Junqing Xu, Kejun Li and Yuan Ping for their work with Uyen N. Huynh, Jinsong Huang, Ravishankar Sundararaman and Valy Vardeny on “How Spin Relaxes and Dephases in Bulk Halide Perovskites”, published in Nature …
Ping Group’s Move to UW Madison: A New Chapter in Research Excellence
Congratulations to the Ping Group on their momentous move to UW Madison! This relocation signifies an exciting new phase in their research journey, as they join a great academic community known for excellence. Ping group …