Columbia will receive a $12.6 million dollar grant over the next four years to continue to continue creating programable quantum materials.

Columbia Professor of Physics, Dr. Ana Asenjo-Garcia, was awarded the Early Career Scientist Prize in Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics for 2022.

Ana Asenjo-Garcia Named a 2021 Packard Fellow

Shaowen Chen received the Robert Simon Memorial Prize, awarded annually by Columbia Applied Physics Department to the graduate student who has completed the most outstanding dissertation. Thesis advisor: Prof. Cory Dean.

Research led by Jim Schuck’s group on twistronics uncovered controls of nonlinear optical phenomena.

Matt Yankowitz received the 2021 Lee-Oscheroff-Richardson prize for his work on twisted bilayers, including Pro-QM supported research.

Recent work of Jim Schuck and his team is on the cover of Nature

An article by Alex McLeod et al. on “Multi-messenger Nanoimaging” is among top 12 Columbia News stories of 2020

Columbia-UW work on “Stacking and Twisting Graphene Unlocks a Rare Form of Magnetism “ is headlined on the Office of Science homepage

Columbia Engineering has published a press release on plasmons in graphene/RuCl3 heterostructures featuring recent Nano Letters paper “New platform generates hybrid light-matter excitations in highly charged graphene”.