Constantine Yannouleas
Senior Research Scientist
Education
Ph.D. in Nuclear Theory, 1982, University of Maryland at College Park
Research Interests
I am a Senior Research Scientist at the School of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology. I have carried out theoretical research in the area of small, finite size systems at the intersection of Atomic and Molecular physics (trapped ultracold atoms and ions), Condensed Matter Physics (quantum dots, metal clusters, and graphene nanostructures), quantum chemical methods applied outside traditional Chemistry (unrestricted Hartree-Fock, Configuration Interaction), and Nuclear Many-Body Physics (second RPA and methodology of symmetry breaking and restoration). My current project is in ultracold atoms and trapped ions.
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Last updated: January 04, 2021
Honors and Awards:
American Physical Society Outstanding Referee (2012).
Member of Editorial Board of Scientific Reports.
Memberships and Committees:
Member: American Physical Society
Member: American Chemical Society
