The Xiao lab works on theoretical condensed matter physics with applications in energy-efficient quantum electronics and quantum computing. Di's reseach areas focus on developing novel ways to probe and control magnetism in van der Waals materials. He investigates novel phenomena, including transport and optical signatures of topological phases and heterostructure engineering of novel quantum states.
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Molecular Engineering and Materials Center
Box 351700Department of Chemistry
University of Washington
36 Bagley Hall
Seattle, WA 98195-1700
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The University of Washington MRSEC is supported by the National Science Foundation
under NSF Award Number DMR-2308979. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or
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