Group
Meenakshi Singh
Principal Investigator
Appointments
Assistant Professor of Physics, Colorado School of Mines (2017 – current)
Post-doctoral Scholar, Sandia National Labs (2013 – 2016)
Education
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University (2012)
M.S., Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (2006)
B.S., University of Lucknow (2004)
Selected Awards
NSF Career Award (2021)
Peter Eklund Memorial Award (2011)
Contact
msingh@mines.edu
Office and Labs
- CoorsTek 314, 303-273-3844
- CoorsTek 020, 303-384-2145
- CoorsTek 040, 303-273-3684
Graduate Students
Joel Howard
Ph.D. candidate, NSF QISE-NET Triplets Fellow, NSF Quantum Information National Research Traineeship Fellow
Experimental determination of entanglement speed limits using superconducting qubits.
Wallis Scholl
Ph.D. candidate
Electrical properties of silicon clathrate thin films for quantum information applications.
Matthew Tennery
M.S. student
Nanophononics and its impact on electron-phonon thermalization in quantum dot systems.
Antoine Castagnede
M.S. student, Exchange student from the University of Bordeaux
Measurement of thermal properties of materials at cryogenic temperatures.
Under-Graduate Students
Gavin Sher
Senior Design
Electrical properties of silicon clathrate thin films for quantum information applications.
Portia Allen
Mines Undergraduate Research Fellow (MURF)
Thermoelectric properties of superconductor-ferromagnetic hybrids.
Joshua Barbell
Mines Undergraduate Research Fellow (MURF)
Building and calibrating a platform for application of mechanical stress to a chip in a cryogenic environment
William Brackney
Mines Undergraduate Research Fellow (MURF)
Nanophononics and its impact on electron-phonon thermalization in quantum dot systems.
Declan Knies
First Year Innovation and Research Scholar Training (MINES FIRST Fellow)
Building and calibrating a platform for application of mechanical stress to a chip in a cryogenic environment.