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Dr Satoshi Sasaki

  • Position: Lecturer (Academic)
  • Areas of expertise: condensed matter physics; spintronics; topological insulator; topological superconductor; dirac fermion; majorana fermion
  • Email: S.Sasaki@leeds.ac.uk
  • Phone: +44(0)113 343 3578
  • Location: 301E Bragg Building
  • Website: ORCID

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Responsibilities

  • CM group seminar organiser

Research interests

Topological Insulators: Realization of quantum spin Hall state; Creation, control, and detection of the spin-momentum locked surface state for spintronics with devices fabricated by lithography.
Topological Superconductors and Andreev bound states consisting of Majorana Fermions: Search for candidate materials with soft point-contact spectroscopy technique; Tunneling spectroscopy with tunnel junction devices, Josephson junction devices and SQUID fabricated by lithography; Specific heat measurements and magnetization measurements.

Helium at ultralow temperatures: Superfluid and quantum solid helium 3 with an adiabatic-demagnetization dilution fridge; Supersolidity of quantum solid helium 4 with an optical dilution fridge; NMR measurements and ultrasound measurements at ultralow temperatures.

Current postgraduate researchers

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Projects
    <li><a href="//phd.leeds.ac.uk/project/2414-emergent-quantum-phenomena-in-moiré-patterned-ti/fm-heterostructures">Emergent Quantum Phenomena in Moiré-Patterned TI/FM Heterostructures</a></li> <li><a href="//phd.leeds.ac.uk/project/2415-surface-acoustic-phonon-and-dirac-quasiparticle-coupling-in-strong-spin-orbit-semiconductors-">Surface Acoustic Phonon and Dirac Quasiparticle Coupling in Strong Spin Orbit Semiconductors </a></li> <li><a href="//phd.leeds.ac.uk/project/2416-ultrafast-terahertz-spin-currents-in-engineered-novel-2d-materials">Ultrafast Terahertz Spin Currents in Engineered Novel 2D Materials</a></li>