Hello, I'm Lok Raj Pant

About Me

I am a doctoral student of Physics at Texas A&M University with specialization in quantum sensing and detection techniques. My research work is principally focused on application of superconductivity for practical applications, such as development of cryogenic detectors. My research work utilizes concepts from diverse areas of physics such as low temperature physics, superconductivity, magnetism and materials science to develop devices for practical applications. I have over 6 years of research experience, successful record of publications in peer reviewed journals and research presentations on global conferences, experience in measurements at low temperature (mK regime), operation of cryostats, cryogenic equipment and dilution refrigerators. I also have experience on operating lasers, setting up optical instruments, and measurements in optical experiments. Additionally, I am working on RF resonators and transport measurements on graphene based 2D materials.

My Projects

Recent Updates

• Oct 31, 2025: Preliminary examination completed, officially a Ph.D. Candidate.
• Aug, 2025: Submitted our SMM paper to Phys. Rev. Lett. .
• July 26 - Aug 1, 2025: Participated on the Simmons Foundation Superconductivity Summer School, presented my research work there.
• March 16 - 21, 2025: Attended Global Physics Summit, Anaheim, CA, and presented my research titled, "Transition-Edge-Sensor utilizing the Magnetic Superconducting Transition Advances in Detectors and Their Electronics."

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