Dr. Dominika Zgid

Biography

Dominika Zgid is a professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Michigan, focusing on Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics and Theoretical Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics. Her research interests center around electron correlation in materials, particularly transition metal oxide heterostructures and their applications in novel devices and quantum computing. Zgid's interdisciplinary work connects chemistry, physics, and materials science, aiming to develop theoretical tools that provide experimentally relevant quantities. Key research projects in her group include theoretical advancements for weakly and strongly correlated electrons, the development of reliable theoretical values for band gaps in semiconductors, and the application of quantum mechanics to catalysis on transition metal-oxide surfaces. Zgid has contributed significantly to the field through various publications on related theories and models, showcasing her commitment to advancing the understanding of electronic interactions in complex systems.

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