Regular biography
Albert Mathew is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of PHY at The Australian National University. His research interests lie in the field of non-linear physics. He is affiliated with the Non-linear Physics Centre and is based in Physics New 2, ANU. His profile page provides further details about his academic and research activities.
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Albert Mathew is a researcher at the Australian National University, specializing in non-linear optics and metasurface technologies. His work explores the development of nonreciprocal metasurfaces using epsilon-near-zero materials, enabling novel optical functionalities. He investigates the bulk photovoltaic effect in type-II Weyl semimetals through polarization-dependent photocurrent measurements. Additionally, his research focuses on unlocking the intrinsic chirality of dielectric metasurfaces via resonant chiral modes and achieving ultrafast nonreciprocal transmission modulation. He also conducts first-principles simulations of high-order harmonics generation in wide bandgap materials. His research contributes to advancing optical devices and materials with unique electromagnetic properties.