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Shatruk Research Group

Florida State University
Research lead
Michael Shatruk
Research area
Quantum materials
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Quantum materialsMolecular magnetismMolecular qubitsSpintronicsSolid state chemistry

About the research

Magnetic molecules and crystalline solids can support quantum behavior with potential uses in information and sensing.

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Shatruk’s group synthesizes materials and investigates how their structures relate to magnetic and optical properties. Research includes molecular magnetism, photomagnetism, spintronics, molecular qubits, and intermetallic compounds with unusual spin arrangements. Crystal structure determination is complemented by magnetic measurements, spectroscopy, and theoretical calculations. The work brings inorganic and physical chemistry together in the search for responsive materials and quantum magnets, connecting molecular and solid state structure with functionality.

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