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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 Editor
–Journal of Alloys and Compounds Editorial
Board Member -Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Associate
Editor -Journal of Applied Physics (2014-2020) 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 |
Theme topic co-chair, International Conference
on Magnetism (ICM2024) in Bologna, Italy
Invited Speaker at 2023 American Physical Society
March Meeting in Las Vegas (March 6-10, 2023)
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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