Alejandro Rodriguez

Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Website: http://ee.princeton.edu/people/faculty/alejandro-rodriguez

Office: E-Quad, B318 B-Wing

Phone: 609-258-8962

Research interests: Application and development of analytical and computational methods for studying emerging, fundamental, and practical problems at the intersection of quantum and classical nanophotonics. Control and design of thermal emitters and absorbers, modeling fluctuation-induced electromagnetic phenomena in complex nanostructures and design of low-power, wavelength-scale nonlinear devices.

News

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Research

  • Applied Physics

  • Materials Science and Engineering

  • Quantum Engineering

Primary affiliations

  • Professor writes on white board while talking with grad student.

    Electrical and Computer Engineering