Principal Investigator

Dr. Sidong Lei received his Ph.D. at Rice University, Houston, TX. He has years of experience in two-dimensional (2D) materials and structures preparation, optoelectronic and transport measurement. His current research focuses on 2D materials interfacial physics and chemistry, 2D and quantum heterostructures for novel quantum states preparation, advanced manufacturing of functional low-dimensional systems. 

Email: slei [at] gsu.edu              Google Scholar           CV

Graduate Students

Aisha Okmi obtained her master’s degree in physics-(quantum optics) from king Khalid University, Saudi Arabia, and was a lecturer in the physics department- Jazan University. She is interested in 2D materials, in particular, graphene, aiming at establishing a stable method to transfer graphene without using polymer for surface support. She is also interested in bio- and neuro- applications of graphene.  

Email: aokmi1 [at] student.gsu.edu

Ningxin Li obtained her Bachelor of Science in Physics at Henan Normal University: Institute of Optics, China. Her research focuses on the research of two-dimensional material heterojunction growth, dry transfer and twisted bilayer preparation for two-dimensional materials as well as material transfer device manufacturing. 

Email: nli10 [at] student.gsu.edu

Undergraduate Students

Aditya Narayanan is interested in nanomaterials and nanotechnology. He is pursuing more usage of graphene in practical applications for improving efficiency. In the future, he wants to work in robotics and possibly link the two fields of nanoscience and robotics.

Email: anarayanan5 [at] student.gsu.edu