Quantum Materials Epitaxy Laboratory
Department of Physics
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
The Department of Physics at IIT Guwahati is a pioneering force in physics research, offering students diverse prospects across a wide spectrum of disciplines. We aim to stay at the front of areas where ground-breaking physics discoveries may be possible.
The research at QMEL explores the quantum characteristics of condensed matter through a wide array of themes and methods. We push the boundaries of our understanding of quantum materials and assess their viability for quantum technologies.
Please check the opportunities in News and contact ✉ malli@iitg.ac.in.
We prepare high-quality quantum materials to understand the fundamental physics behind emergent phenomena, such as phase-coherent quantum transport and quantum confinement, for energy-saving spintronics, optoelectronics and quantum computing.











Custom-built growth and in-situ analysis tools, with complementary characterization available within IIT G.

Evaporates eleven materials at once onto a substrate heated up to 1300 °C.

Multi-zone CVD with multiple bubblers for high vapor pressure materials.
- In collaboration with Professor Kalyan

In-situ spectroscopy of atomically thin layers, connected to the MBE by a UHV transfer arm.

Trinocular microscope with linear and vertical stages.
Assistant Professor
Condensed Matter (Experiment)
Department of Physics
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati
📧 malli@iitg.ac.in
📞 +91 361 258 3653

MSc Physics, Vidyasagar University

MSc Physics, University of Delhi

MSc Physics, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University

MSc Physics, University of Calcutta














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