Haoxiang Li (李昊翔)

Asistant Professor of Advanced Material Thrust - Function Hub - HKUST (GZ)

Biography

Prof. Haoxiang Li received his Ph.D. degree of physics from the University of Colorado Boulder. Before joining HKUST (GZ), he was a postdoctoral researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. His research works focused on probing quantum many-body states that emerge from charge, spin, and lattice interactions using angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy and various X-ray scattering techniques. He has published research works in high-profile journals such as Nature Communications, Science Advances, Physical Review X, and Physical Review Letter.

Research Interest

In QST, Prof. Haoxiang Li’s group is working on the following topics: 1) explore intertwined quantum orders and topological many-body states in novel quantum materials; 2) investigate and manipulate lattice-spin interactions in quantum spin liquids of massive many-body entanglements; 3) develop integrated quantum spectroscopy system for probing electron quasiparticle and phonon structure and dynamics.