About
Dr. Zijin Lei is a Professor in the Department of Physics at ETH Zürich, specializing in Solid State Physics. His position is part of the Professur für Festkörperphysik, focusing on cutting-edge research in condensed matter systems. His work spans quantum transport phenomena, semiconductor physics, and nanoelectronics, with particular expertise in 2D materials and quantum well devices.
Research interests include quantum Hall effects, spintronics, and the development of high-mobility semiconductor systems. His recent studies explore memory resistors in GaAs bilayers and magnetoresistance in III-V semiconductors, pushing boundaries in electronic device applications. Dr. Lei's contributions to InAs and InSb quantum wells have advanced understanding of gate-defined nanostructures and high-purity electronic systems.
Publications from 2018 to 2025 reflect a sustained focus on quantum transport, nanowire magnetotransport, and energy dynamics in nanoscale systems. Collaborative efforts emphasize material characterization and device engineering for next-generation electronics.
Despite no listed awards, his extensive publication record underscores impactful research contributions. Advising no current students, his lab focuses on experimental and theoretical studies in solid-state systems at ETH Zürich's Physics Institute.
