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Hari Srikanth, Ph.D. Distinguished
University Professor Group
Leader -Functional Materials Laboratory Director
-Florida
Initiative for Emergent Low-Dimensional Quantum Materials (FIELD-QM) 2022
Humboldt
Research Awardee 2019
Fulbright
Scholar 2019
IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer Fellow
–American Physical Society Fellow
-Institute of Physics Senior
Member -IEEE Associate Editor – Physical Review
B Editorial
Board Member -Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Associate
Editor -Journal of Applied Physics (2014-2020) Editor
–Journal of Alloys and Compounds (2020-2023) Member, Nanomagnetics
Technical Committee, IEEE Nanotechnology Council Department of
Physics, ISA 2019 4202 E. Fowler Ave TAMPA, FL 33620 E-mail: sharihar@usf.edu Office/Teams Phone:
(813)974-2467 |
Upcoming…
Invited Speaker, 2025
American Physical Society March Meeting, Anaheim CA (March 2025)
Invited Speaker, American Vacuum Society 70th
International Symposium, Tampa FL (November 2024)
Past…
Invited Speaker, 2024
INTERMAG, Rio de Janeiro (May 2024)
Invited Speaker, IEEE NANO 2024 in Gijon,
Spain (July 2024)
Press
release by University of Duisburg-Essen on the Humboldt Award (Sep 2022)
List of publications over past 10 years
Florida
Institute for Emergent Low-Dimensional Quantum Materials (FIELD-QM)
USF
Outstanding Faculty Award for 2020 and 2021
Employment/Professional
Experience:
2020-present Distinguished University Professor,
USF, Tampa, FL
2009-2020 Professor, Physics Department, USF, Tampa, FL
2004-09 Associate Professor, Physics Dept., USF, Tampa, FL
2000-04 Assistant Professor, Physics Dept., USF, Tampa, FL
1998-2000 Research Assistant Professor, University of New Orleans
Education:
1994 Ph.D. (Experimental Condensed Matter) Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Research Interests
o Magnetic nanostructures: Fabrication, Properties, Applications
o Nanomagnetism in Medicine
o Spin Caloric Effects in heterostructures
o Spin-Heat Coupling
o Interface Physics
o Magnetocaloric effect and magnetic refrigeration materials
o Physics of spin and charge frustrated materials
o Complex oxides with multiple phases
o Strongly correlated electron systems
Our research activities over the past 20 years funded by:
o DARPA
o Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
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