Sudip Malick

Dr. Sudip Malick is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Nanotechnology and Materials Engineering, Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics, Gdańsk University of Technology. His research focuses on experimental condensed matter physics, particularly in strongly correlated electron systems and topological materials.

• Workplace: Centrum Nanotechnologii A, room 4/06
• Email: sudip.malick@pg.edu.pl

His work investigates quantum oscillations, magnetoresistance, crystalline electric field effects, and topological phenomena in single-crystal materials. Key areas include antiferromagnetism, electronic band structure, and quantum transport. Recent studies involve compounds like PrAgBi2, EuAg4Sb2, and CaAuAs, with a focus on correlated electron systems and nodal-line semimetals.

Dr. Malick serves as the project manager for the MINIATURA-funded project on single crystal growth and physical properties of EuAg4Sb2, SrCu4As2, and BaCu4As2 within the Division of Strongly Correlated Electronic Systems.