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John Alex Crosse

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Physics
Shanghai University
United States of America

Biography

(John) Alex Crosse is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Physics at NYU Shanghai. He received his PhD from Imperial College in 2011 under the direction of Prof. Stefan Scheel (now at the University of Rostock, Germany) and subsequently worked as postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in the group of Prof. Renbao Liu (2011-2013) and as a visiting scholar (2014) and then Postdoctoral Research Fellow (2014-2015) in the groups of Prof. Aaron Danner and Prof. Mankei Tsang (respectively) at the National University of Singapore. He joined NYU Shanghai in 2016. Dr. Crosse's research interests are in the control of quantum systems (atoms, electrons, photons) using novel materials (e.g. graphene, topological insulators). These topics lie at the interface of quantum optics, condensed matter theory and photonics. Previous work includes the effect of dispersive, absorbing media on properties of atoms, high sideband generation and optical modulation in semiconductors, transport properties in strained graphene and photonic control using topological insulators. Current work involves the study of spin currents in topological insulator - graphene heterostructures.

Research Interest

Condensed Matter Theory: Transport properties of novel materials. Spin currents and the spin Hall effect. Quantum Optics: High sideband generation and nonlinear optics in semiconductors. Casimir-Polder physics and the interaction of atoms with material surfaces. Photonics: Photonic properties of topological insulators.

Publications

  • "Thermal Casimir-Polder shifts in Rydberg atoms near metallic surfaces", J. A. Crosse, S. Ã…. Ellingsen, K. Clements, S. Y. Buhmann and S. Scheel, Phys. Rev. A, 82, 010901(R) (2010).

  • "Quantum-coherence-induced second plateau in high-sideband generation", J. A. Crosse and R.-B. Liu, Phys. Rev. B, 89, 121202(R) (2014).

  • "Large-displacement strain theory and its application to graphene", J. A. Crosse, Phys. Rev. B, 90, 045201 (2014).

  • "Theory of low-power ultra-broadband terahertz sideband generation in bi-layer graphene", J. A. Crosse, X. Xu, M. S. Sherwin and R.-B. Liu, Nat. Commun., 5, 4854 (2014).

  • "The Electromagnetic Green’s Function for Layered Topological Insulators", J. A. Crosse, S. Fuchs and S. Y. Buhmann, Phys. Rev. A, 92, 063831 (2015).

  • "Optical properties of topological-insulator Bragg gratings: Faraday-rotation enhancement for TM-polarized light at large incidence angles", J. A. Crosse, Phys. Rev. A 94 033816 (2016).

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