Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Daniel Hashemi’s Computational Quantum Materials Research
A Rose-Hulman physics professor’s research site explains computational studies of defects, magnetism, and layered materials, alongside teaching and undergraduate research opportunities.
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- Students seeking computational materials research opportunities
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- The page says eight undergraduates were first or coauthors on 2026 papers and manuscripts; most had not run a quantum-mechanical calculation before joining.
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The research page connects calculations to testable quantities, including a level shift under strain, an orbital moment, and a proton’s position in a layered material. Its student workflow begins with reproducing an archived result before changing one variable. The page also lists three national supercomputing allocations—Frontier, Polaris, and Anvil—and says an open Zenodo dataset accompanies every 2026 manuscript.
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