Spectroscopy of Quasi-Particles (SQUAP)
The SQUAP team is interested in the physics of interacting electrons in quantum materials, which leads to the emergence of unusual electronic and topological orders that coexist and, in some cases, compete, providing a fertile playground to study quantum phases and electron correlations in materials. To study these quantum materials, we mainly use static and time-resolved Raman and THz spectroscopies. A unique feature of the team is to combine spectroscopic tools with static tuning parameters such as low/high temperatures, pressure and magnetic field, but also dynamical ones like ultrashort light pulses.
News
- Our ultrafast Raman work on out-of-equilibrium superconducting to normal state transition in the cuprate Bi2212 just appeared in Physical Review B !
- Our collaborative with Ryo Shimano (U. Tokyo) and Kota Katsumi (NYU) on THz and optical non-linear couplings to superconducting collective modes just appeared in npj Quantum Materials.
- Manipulating chiral charge density wave in TaS2: Nano Letters and Advanced Materials
- Our recent work on strain tuning of multiferroic material BFO was just published in Physical Review Letters !
- Ultrafast time-resolved Raman reveals the nature of the excitonic insulator candidate Ta2NiSe5 : Physical Review Letters


