Mitali Banerjee

Mitali Banerjee is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. Her research interests include quantum physics, topology, and correlations. She teaches courses such as Quantum Mechanics I and Quantum Transport in Mesoscopic Systems. Banerjee is also involved in the supervision of PhD students and serves on the PhD program committee in Physics. Her contact information is mitali.banerjee@epfl.ch, and her profile page can be accessed at https://people.epfl.ch/mitali.banerjee?lang=en.

Mitali Banerjee is a researcher at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, specializing in mesoscopic physics. Her work explores quantum transport phenomena, topological materials, and nanoscale electronic properties. She investigates thermal Hall conductance, anyonic heat flow, and fractional quantum Hall effects, focusing on the behavior of neutral modes and interference effects. Banerjee also examines superconductivity in twisted graphene systems and the role of strain in modifying electronic properties of two-dimensional materials. Her research includes the study of spin-orbital excitations in antiferromagnets and the impact of spin clustering on magnetization behavior. Additionally, she explores surface passivation techniques using MoS2 and the influence of gate tuning on superconductivity in twisted trilayer graphene.