Saroj Prasad Dash

Prof. Saroj Dash is a Professor in the Department of Quantum Device Physics at Chalmers University of Technology. He leads the Spin and Quantum Devices group, focusing on spintronic devices using 2D quantum materials. His research explores spin transport in graphene, semiconductors, magnets, and topological materials. He earned a PhD from the Max Planck Institute (2007) and held postdocs at the Universities of Twente and Groningen.

His group develops nanoscale devices for electronic, spin, and quantum technologies, emphasizing van der Waals heterostructures and neuromorphic computing. Key achievements include pioneering spintronic devices with 2D materials and receiving the Wallmarkska Prize 2023.

Research topics include 2D quantum materials, topological spin devices, spin-orbit torque memory, and van der Waals heterostructure proximity effects. The group uses advanced fabrication techniques and characterization methods across frequencies, temperatures, and magnetic fields.

He has authored over 96 publications and delivered 100+ invited talks. His research is funded by grants such as the EU Graphene Flagship and the Swedish Research Council.