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Tej Lamichhane is currently an Assistant Professor at the University of Central Oklahoma in the Department of Engineering & Physics. His academic career includes postdoctoral research at MIT and Oak Ridge National Lab, as well as a Ph.D. in Condensed Matter Physics (2013–2019) and a Master’s in Physics (2010–2013), both from Iowa State University and University of Texas at Arlington respectively.
- Ph.D., Condensed Matter Physics, Iowa State University (2019)
- Master of Science, Physics, University of Texas at Arlington (2013)
His research focuses on data-driven design and discovery of quantum materials, rare-earth-free permanent magnets, and magnetocaloric materials, with applications in electrical motors, hydrogen evolution, and biomedical nanomaterials. He integrates materials databases, rational design, and additive manufacturing to develop functional materials like single crystals, thin films, and nanomaterials.
His recent publications highlight a strong emphasis on additive manufacturing and magnetic materials, with applications in energy systems, quantum technologies, and environmental sustainability. Collaborative works span institutions like MIT, Oak Ridge National Lab, and industry (Intel Corporation), reflecting interdisciplinary and applied research trends.
He teaches Materials Science, Modern Physics, Engineering Optics, and Mathematical Physics II at the University of Central Oklahoma. His research leverages computational methods to study structural-electronic-magnetic correlations in materials like Fe-3Si, Sm-Fe-N, and CaNi2, aiming to bridge fundamental science and prototype development.
