HCQM - Team

	LIA KRUSIN - Professor of Physics, Center Coordinator The City College of New York - CUNY Center for Discovery and Innovation 85 St Nicholas Terrace, CDI 11384 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-5597 email: lkrusin@ccny.cuny.edu http://krusinlab.ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: spin and charge transport in quantum materials/devices
	CARLOS MERILES - Professor of Physics The City College of New York - CUNY Center for Discovery and Innovation 85 St Nicholas Terrace, CDI 12378 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-5625 email: cmeriles@ccny.cuny.edu http://cmeriles.ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: novel magnetic resonance, optical NMR
	VINOD MENON - Professor of Physics The City College of New York - CUNY Center for Discovery and Innovation 85 St Nicholas Terrace, CDI 12370 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-7443 email: vmenon@ccny.cuny.edu http://lanmp.org RESEARCH: exitonics and polaritonics using 2D materials
	MARIA TAMARGO - Professor of Chemistry The City College of New York - CUNY Center for Discovery and Innovation 85 St Nicholas Terrace, CDI 14380 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-7941 email: mtamargo@ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: molecular beam epitaxial (MBE) growth of 2D hybrid multilayers
	ALEXANDER KHANIKAEV - Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering The City College of New York - CUNY Grove School of Engineering – Steinman Hall 275 Convent Ave, ST614 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-7518 email: akhanikaev@ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: optical excitations in plasmonic nanostructures and metamaterials
	SRIRAM GANESHAN - Assistant Professor of Physics The City College of New York - CUNY Physics Department 160 Convent Ave, Marshak Hall 313 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-6085 email: sganeshan@ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: theory of strongly correlated topological matter, many-body localization, and quantum thermalization
	POUYAN GHAEMI - Assistant Professor of Physics The City College of New York - CUNY Physics Department 160 Convent Ave, Marshak Hall 317 New York, NY 10031 phone: 212-650-5817 email: pghaemi@ccny.cuny.edu RESEARCH: theory of topological matter, strongly correlated materials