Dmitri Khveshchenko

Dmitri Khveshchenko is a Professor at the University of North Carolina's Department of Physics. He holds a PhD from the Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics (Moscow, 1989) and a Master's from Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology (1985). His research focuses on strongly correlated materials, nanoscale system interactions, condensed matter-field theory intersections, and solid-state quantum computing. Prior roles include Assistant Professor at Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics (1995-1999), and Research Associate positions at Princeton University and the University of Chicago.

His work bridges theoretical physics and applied nanotechnology, with particular emphasis on electronic properties and quantum phenomena. No specific grants or awards are listed, but his arXiv publications indicate sustained research output in theoretical condensed matter physics. Office: Chapman 327; webpage: http://user.physics.unc.edu/~khvesh.