Lev Kaplan

Dr. Lev Kaplan is Professor of Physics at Tulane University's School of Science and Engineering, serving as Engineering Physics Advisor. His research explores quantum chaos, nanostructure transport, and wave statistics through analytical and computational methods.

Primary research investigates quantum signatures in chaotic systems, Casimir effects in nanostructures, and rogue wave formation. Recent work focuses on quantum information applications in optical networks and Bose-Einstein condensate manipulation.

Awarded Weiss Presidential Fellowship for teaching excellence. Teaches graduate courses in quantum field theory and computational physics.