|

Khalsa Research Group

A condensed matter theory group at the University of North Texas.

Research Areas

Ultrafast Control of Quantum Materials

Exploring picosecond optical control of quantum phases.

Emergent Quantum Phenomena

Pushing toward new phases of quantum matter.

Nitrides for Conventional and Future Electronics

Understanding nitride semiconductors, superconductors, and their interfaces.

Latest News

View all
October 29, 2026

Jeremy, Thuthi, and Logan attend the SACNAS Annual Conference

Jeremy and Thuthi presented their work on tetragonal CuO and oxide moiré interfaces, respectively, at the 2026 SACNAS Annual Conference, held at the Long Beach Convention Center in Long Beach, California..

October 1, 2026

Jeremy, Thuthi, Logan, Addison, and Chase present posters at University Research Day

Five group members presented posters at the 2026 University Research Day, hosted by UNT Research and Innovation in the Emerald Ballroom of the UNT Union..

August 28, 2026

Group dinner!

The group gathered for dinner at Chuy's to start off the Fall 2026 semester.

August 11, 2026

Thuthi and Guru attend the Emergent Collective Phenomena in Moiré Quantum Matter Workshop

Thuthi and Guru attended the workshop on Emergent Collective Phenomena in Moiré Quantum Matter, held at the University of Texas at Dallas..

August 1, 2026

Guru receives a DoW HSRU ASCENDR award

Guru received a one-year award from the Department of War through the HSRU Alliance's ASCENDR research program.