Dmitrii Maslov

Dmitrii Maslov is Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Physics at University of Florida. He specializes in condensed matter theory, investigating quantum phase transitions, Fermi liquids, and spin-orbit interactions. Earned Ph.D. from Landau Institute (1989) with postdoctoral positions at University of Illinois and Simon Fraser University.

Research focuses on:

• Electron correlations in quantum materials
• Transport phenomena in non-Galilean systems
• Magnetic field-induced instabilities
• Collective modes in spin-orbit coupled systems

Publications demonstrate sustained theoretical work on quantum transport, optical properties, and critical phenomena. Recent articles examine Dirac materials, quantum criticality, and spin dynamics.

Awards include:

• APS Fellowship (2009)
• NSF CAREER Award (1997)
• University of Florida Term Professorship (2017-2020)
• Stanislaw Ulam Distinguished Scholarship (2015-2016)

Leads the Condensed Matter Theory group with extensive NSF funding. Teaches graduate courses including 'Qualitative Methods in Theoretical Physics'.