We explorer previously-unknown territories in the vast ocean of quantum and topological materials. Our flagship is a uniquely-built hybrid molecular beam epitaxy system capable of creating various artificial materials with atomic precision, supported by variety of other advanced tools and collaboration teams. With these unique capabilities, we explore a range of hybrid thin film quantum materials including topological insulators, topological superconductors, Weyl/Dirac semimetals, materials for superconducting and topological quantum computation, 2D materials, and correlated oxides, searching for new physics and materials for quantum and topological applications.

There is high demand for this area (including academia in South Korea), yet there are not sufficient number of people being trained.

Specifically for those who are interested in returning to South Korea after PhD or Postdoc, there are likely to be high demand paricularly in academia.

Oak Ridge National Lab, Naval Research Lab, Chinese Academy of Science, Intel, Samsung, IPG Photonics, Diamond Foundry

As for the PhD program, apply through, https://physics.rutgers.edu/academics/graduate-program/admissions, and notify Prof. Oh by email (ohsean@physics.rutgers.edu).

As for Postdoc position, contact directly Prof. Oh via the email

As for the PhD program, the minimun requirements are described in https://physics.rutgers.edu/academics/graduate-program/admissions

As far as students pass the minimum requirement, all students from South Korea will be favorably reviewed.

All graduate students are financially fully supported at the level appropriate for the New Jersey living expenses.
Postdocs will also receive competitive salaries.