Research by Kennesaw State Student May Lead to Faster Electronics
Kennesaw State University student Sulaiman Shaikh, a double major in physics and computer science with a minor in mathematics, is conducting research in theoretical condensed matter physics to create more efficient electronics.
Shaikh's passion for discovery began in his childhood, when he dreamed of becoming an astronaut and exploring the unknown.
His goal is to make better-performing electronics through his research in the quantum world.
- Shaikh will present his latest research at the American Physical Society Global Summit, the world's largest physics conference, next spring.
Author's summary: Student's research may lead to faster electronics.
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