Welcome to Fogler's Research Group at the University of California San Diego
Dr. Fogler is a condensed-matter theorist in the field of low-dimensional materials and nano-optics. His research contributions range from studies of electronic properties to photonics and plasmonics. Dr. Fogler investigates properties of new materials, including semiconductors, nanowires, graphene and two-dimensional crystals, tackling problems that involve the interplay of interaction, disorder, and quantum effects. His recent accomplishment is a trend-setting series of works on plasmons and polaritons in graphene and other van der Waals materials. Dr. Fogler has been particularly effective in collaborations with experimentalists, both at UCSD and at large.
Department of Physics, UC San Diego, Mayer Hall 5406
mfogler@ucsd.edu
Recent Publications and News
| Optical Signatures of Dirac Nodal-lines in NbAs2 |
| 6/6/18 arXiv preprint |
| Fundamental limits to graphene plasmonics |
| 5/18 Nature Publishing Group |
| Indirect excitons in van der Waals heterostructures at room temperature |
| 5/14/18 Nature communications |