Kai-Mei Fu
Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering and Physics
- Ph.D., Applied Physics, Stanford University, 2007
- M.S., Applied Physics, Stanford University, 2003
- A.B., Summa Cum Laude, Physics, Princeton University, 2000
Kai-Mei Fu joins the Physics and Electrical Engineering departments in the fall of 2011 from HP Labs in Palo Alto where she has been a researcher since 2007. Her current research interests include the optical control and characterization of spins in the solid state, such as semiconductor electrons/holes and diamond nitrogen-vacancy centers, with applications in quantum information processing, spintronics, and magnetic sensing/imaging for biological systems.
Her awards include the Achievement Reward for College Students Fellowship, a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, and the Princeton Shenstone Prize for Outstanding Work in Experimental Physics.
New Faculty 2011 by Department
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Rebecca Neumann
Joseph Wartman
Computer Science & Engineering
Arvind Krishnamurthy
Electrical Engineering
Kai-Mei Fu
Daniel Kirschen
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Wanpracha “Art” Chaovalitwongse
Mechanical Engineering
Jonathan Posner
Materials Science & Engineering
Jihui Yang