Min, Bumki

Min, Bumki is a Professor in the Department of Physics at KAIST. His research focuses on Floquet photonics, Non-Hermitian photonics, and Topological photonics. He is affiliated with the Department of Physics at KAIST and can be contacted via email at bmin@kaist.ac.kr. His research interests include the exploration of artificial effective matter platforms for the study of fundamental physics and engineering applications. His work is supported by the Department of Physics, KAIST, and his research is accessible through his personal website.

Bumki Min is a Professor in the Department of Physics at KAIST, specializing in time-varying photonics, non-Hermitian photonics, topological photonics, and light-matter interactions. His research explores advanced optical phenomena through the design and application of metamaterials and microcavities. Key projects include the development of terahertz metamaterials with high refractive indices, graphene-based active metasurfaces for wave manipulation, and ultrahigh-Q microcavities for laser applications. His work also investigates non-Hermitian systems, such as exceptional points in metasurfaces, and explores reconfigurable optical devices using graphene-ferroelectric interfaces. These studies highlight his focus on novel optical control mechanisms and their potential for advanced photonic technologies.