Kafle
Tika Kafle
I grew up in Jhapa, Nepal. After doing my BS and MS in physics from Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, in 2012, I enjoyed teaching undergraduate physics course until I moved to University of Kansas to pursue my PhD in August 2014. During my PhD, I worked with Prof. Wai-Lun Chan focusing my work on electron transfer and exciton dissociation mechanism at various semiconducting interfaces using time resolved two photon photoemission spectroscopy. After graduation, I joined Kapteyn-Murnane Group in spring of 2020 as a research associate. Currently my research interest is in HHG based time and angle resolved photoemission spectroscopy (tr-ARPES).
Room(s)
X220 (office)
B1B19 (lab)
Email
tika.kafle@colorado.edu
Phone
785-979-4066
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