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Physics
Dr. Ramesh C. Budhani
Office: Calloway Hall 119
Phone: (443) 885-1017
Ramesh.Budhani@morgan.edu
Education: Ph.D. in Physics, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Post-Doctoral Research - University of California Los Angeles.
Current adjunct appointments: Adjunct Professor, Physics Department – Johns Hopkins University & Adjunct Professor, Physics Department – University of Maryland College Park.
Earlier Appointments: Staff Scientist - Brookhaven National Laboratory, Professor of Physics – IIT Kanpur, Director – National Physical Laboratory, India.
Research Interests:
Quantum phenomena in low dimensional systems: spin-orbit effects at heavy metal - ferromagnet and topological insulator - ferromagnet interfaces, interface magnetism, Magnetogalvanic and magnetocaloric effects in magnetic heterostructures, topological spin configurations in magnetic thin films, radio frequency magnetization dynamics at cryogenic temperatures, photogalvanic effects in two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors such as transition metal dichalcogenides and 2D ferroelectrics. Thin film epitaxy and synthesis of novel thin film heterostructures with physical and chemical vapor deposition techniques. Single crystal growth with chemical vapor transport.
Selected Publications
- Tamal Kumar Dalui, John Derek Demaree, Thomas Parker, Ramesh C. Budhani, “Magnetic Order in Pulsed Laser Deposited (Fe,Ni)5GeTe2 Films” Submitted to Applied Physics Letters.
- Tamal Kumar Dalui, Hari Paudyal, Durga Paudyal, and Ramesh C Budhani, “Intrinsic Berry phase contribution to Hall conductivity in CoS2” Phys. Rev. B. (In Press).
- Abhishek Bajgain, Santu Prasad Jana, Subhashree Chatterjee, Alexander Samokhvalov, Thomas Parker, John Derek Demaree, Anjana Asthana, Cameron Shock, and Ramesh C. Budhani “Selenization of V2O5/WO3 Bilayers for Tuned Optoelectronic Response of WSe2 Films” Appl. Phys. Lett. DOI: 10.1063/5.0282009.
- Rajeev Nepal, Vinay Sharma, Jerzy T. Sadowski, and Ramesh C. Budhani, Anomalous and planar Hall effects in Co1−xHox thin films across the magnetic sublattice compensation temperature J. Appl. Phys. 138, 043902 (2025).
- Rohit R Srivastava, Serene Kamal, Alexander Samokhvalov, Susanna Thon and Ramesh C Budhani, “Unveiling the photo-physical properties of NaCl promoted large area WS2 monolayers, J. Appl. Phys. 137, 204301 (2025).
- Vinay Sharma, Ezana Negusse, Ravinder Kumar, and Ramesh C. Budhani; “Ferromagnetic resonance measurement with frequency modulation down to 2 Kelvin”, Rev. Sci. Instr. 95, 063902 (2024), https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0190105
- Rajeev Nepal, Prabesh Bajracharya, Ravinder Kumar, Rajeswari Kolagani, and Ramesh C. Budhani, Thermoelectric response of textured Sb2Te3–BiSb and Sb2Te3–Bi2Te3 thin film junctions, Appl. Phys. Lett. 124, 000000 (2024); doi: 10.1063/5.0187554.
- Ravinder Kumar, Prabesh Bajracharya, Paul Ashtiani, Ryan Paxton, Rajeswari Kolagani, and Ramesh C Budhani, Planar Hall effect and magnetoresistance of Sb2Te3 epitaxial films, Phys. Rev. B 00, 005400 (2024).
- Vinay Sharma, Rajeev Nepal and Ramesh C Budhani, Planar Hall effect and anisotropic magnetoresistance in thin films of the chiral antiferromagnet Mn3Sn, Phys. Rev. B 108, 144435 (2023).
- Vinay Sharma, Rajeev Nepal, Weipeng Wu, E. A. Pogue, Ravinder Kumar, Rajeswari Kologani, Lars Gundlach, M. B. Jungfleisch and Ramesh C Budhani, Comparing spin injection in Fe75Co25/Bi2Te3 at GHz and optical frequencies, Appl. Phys. Lett. 122, 072403 (2023).
- Prashant Chauhan, Ramesh Budhani, and N. P. Armitage, “Anomalously small superconducting gap in a strong spin-orbit coupled superconductor: β-tungsten”, Phys. Rev. B 105, L060503 (2022).
- Ramesh C. Budhani, Vinay Sharma, Ezana Negusse, Jacob Casey, Arjun K. Pathak, Jerzy T. Sadowski, and Brian Kirby, “Magnetotransport and magnetic textures in Ho/FeCoGd/β-W multilayers”, Phys. Rev. B. 105, 024412 (2022).
- Vinay Sharma, Weipeng Wu, Prabesh Bajracharya, Duy Quang To, Anthony Johnson, Anderson Janotti, Garnett W. Bryant, Lars Gundlach, M. Benjamin Jungfleisch, and Ramesh C. Budhani, “Light and microwave driven spin pumping across FeGaB–BiSb interface”, Phys. Rev. Mater. 5, 124410 (2021).
- P. Bajracharya, V. Sharma, A. Johnson and R. C. Budhani, “Resonant precession of magnetization and precession – induced DC voltages in FeGaB thin films”, J. Phys. D Appl. Phys. 55, 75303 (2021).
Contact Information
Chairperson:
Willie Rockward
willie.rockward@morgan.edu
Administrative Assistant:
Teresa Black
teresa.black@morgan.edu
Shopkeeper:
Johnny Norris
johnny.norris@morgan.edu
1700 East Cold Spring Lane
Calloway Hall - G22
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
P: (443) 885-3226
F: (443) 885-8288
E: Physics_Department@morgan.edu
2D Quantum Materials Group
Post Doctoral Associates: We have several openings for accomplished, dynamic, forward looking and friendly fresh Ph.D's with experience in 2D materials growth, device fabrication, quantum transport and measurements.
Undergrad Research Assistants: Student of Morgan University pursing undergraduate degree in Physics, Chemistry and Electrical Engineering are encouraged to join the group as paid interns.
High School Juniors: As part of our outreach activities, we are encourage high school students of the city of Baltimore to gain hands-on research experince as paid summer and winters interns for their advancement as outstanding undergraduate students of stem.
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UHV Sputter Deposition APCVD Pulsed Laser Ablation Single Crystal Growth Thermal Evaporation |
Structure, Bonding & Imaging Park Systems NX 10 AFM/MFM/PFM/C-AFM School Facilities: Jeol Transmission Electron Miscope, Horiba Raman Spectrometer & Panalytical 4-circle diffractometer |
Magnectics, Optics and Transports (MOT) VSM - 9 tesla/ 2.0 K Vector VSM - 2 tesla- high temperature ( 800k ) 9 tesla cryogenic (1.3K) FMR spectrometer 1 tesla ambient FMR with rotor Cryo-prob station for photo-galvantic measurements
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AFRL- Wright Patterson AirForce Base ( Kerr & BLS microscopy of magnectic heterostructures)
2. Durga Paudyal and Hari Paudyal ( Iowa State University)
Topology, Electronic structure and Berry Ohase ohtsics of 2D ferromagnets and ferroelectrics
3. Jerzy Sadowski
Brookhaven National Laboratory - X-ray photoelectron microscopy and spectroscopy
4. Benjamin Jungfleisch
University of Delaware - Sprin pumping and terahertz emission in magnetic
5. Peter Armitage
John Hopkins University- Optical second harmonic generation & optical conductivity of correlated Electrons
6. John Demaree
Army Research Laboratory- Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry of thin film hetrostructures
7. Liang Wu
Physics Department - U. Penn, Time resolve MOKE and terahertz spectroscopy magnectic hetrostructures

High School Summer Interns Poster Session
Contact Information
Chairperson:
Willie Rockward
willie.rockward@morgan.edu
Administrative Assistant:
Teresa Black
teresa.black@morgan.edu
Shopkeeper:
Johnny Norris
johnny.norris@morgan.edu
1700 East Cold Spring Lane
Calloway Hall - G22
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
P: (443) 885-3226
F: (443) 885-8288
E: Physics_Department@morgan.edu










