My research is focused on investigating single crystalline thin films and heterostructures of complex transition-metal oxides grown using the technique of oxide molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). My group has designed and constructed a custom oxide MBE system that is capable of growing state-of-the-art films and heterostructures on oxide substrates and semiconductors. The main objectives of my research are to: (1) elucidate fundamental physical principles by which novel material behavior or functionality can be realized in nanoscale oxide heterostructures; (2) develop prototypical devices based on oxide heterostructures for use in information processing, sensing or energy harvesting.

Positions

Associate Professor (Physics)
University of Texas Arlington
2018

Education

Ph.D. (Physics)
University of Toronto
2007