Khandker Fazlul Quader

Professor in the Department of Physics at Kent State University with additional affiliation as Visiting Professor at Carnegie-Mellon University. Research explores quantum condensed matter systems and emergent phenomena in correlated Fermi systems.

Education:

• PhD in Physics - SUNY Stony Brook
• AB in Physics - Princeton University

Research addresses high-temperature superconductors, iron pnictide materials, quantum critical points, and ultracold atomic systems. Current work develops theoretical frameworks connecting quantum fluctuations to observable phenomena in condensed matter and cold-atom systems.

Recent publications focus on quantum phase transitions, unconventional superconductivity, and topological materials. Research consistently bridges theoretical models with experimental observations in quantum materials.

Collaborates internationally with institutions including Boston College, Carnegie-Mellon University, and Los Alamos National Lab. Leads investigations into ferromagnetic superconductors and quantum instabilities using analytical and computational approaches.