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College of Science and Mathematics

Pei-Chun Ho

Professor

Physics | (559) 278-5990 | Office: McLane 255 (Research Lab at McL 254)

peiho@mail.fresnostate.edu

Education

Ph.D., University of California, San Diego

Courses Taught

Spring 2024 Classes:
  • PHYS 4A: Tu, Th at 6:30 PM to 7:45 PM in McL 162
  • PHYS 2A: M, W, F at 2 PM to 2:50 PM in McL161
  • PHYS 190 
  • PHYS 290
    Office hours:
    Tu, Th: 7:45 PM - 9 PM
     M,  W: 2:50 PM - 4 PM
Research in the Strongly Correlated Electron Laboratory is led by Dr. Ho, Pei-Chun. The main focus of her research is on advanced materials that can improve our future energy efficiency and conservation. The study includes the investigation of unconventional superconductivity through the interplay between superconductivity and magnetism and quantum critical behavior. A second project is focused on the effect of reduced dimensionality on magnetism of rare earth elemental nano-clusters. Physical properties of these materials are characterized through high magnetic field and low temperature measurements such as electrical resistivity, ac magnetic susceptibility, specific heat, thermopower, and thermal conductivity at Dr. Ho’s lab. This group currently consists of 4 undergraduates. Emphasis is on hands-on experience in designing and setting up instrumentation required for experiments, Computer interfacing and LabView programming, data analysis, and synthesis of bulk and nano-sized rare earth materials.

Research Lab Web Page