Gennevieve Macam

Education:

October 2009 to April 2014 University of the Philippines, Los Baños (BS Physics) 2014.08 – 2016.06

University of the Philippines, Diliman (MS Physics)

September 2015 to June 2021 National Sun Yat-sen University | Kaohsiung, Taiwan (Ph.D. Physics)

Gennevieve’s research interests in computational materials physics include: (1) topological materials such as topological insulators, quantum anomalous Hall insulators, and Dirac semi-metals, (2) 2D materials which are excellent platforms to observe and study these topological phases, (3) kagome magnets and magnetic materials, (4) impurities and single-atom impurities on surfaces,  (5) graphene molecules, and (6) multiferroic materials. She primarily uses first-principles density functional theory in her research work.

Selected Publication

1. S. Arokiasamy, G.M. Macam, R.A.B. Villaos, A.B. Maghirang, Z. Q. Huang, Z.Q. Huang, C.-H. Hsu, G. Chang, and F.-C. Chuang. Prediction of quantum spin hall and rashba effects in two-dimensional ilemnite oxides. Chinese Journal of Physics, 86:242-254, 2023.
2. W.-C. Chiu, G. Chang, G. Macam, I. Belopolski, S.-M. Huang, R. Markiewics, J.-X. Yin, Z.-J. Cheng, C.-C. Lee, T.-R. Chang, F.-C. Chuang, S.-Y. Xu, H. Lin, M.Z. Hasan, and A. Bansil. Casual structure of interacting weyl fermions in condensed matter systems. Nature Communications, 14(1), 2023.
3. H.N. Cruzado, J.S.C. Dizon, G.M. Macam, R.A.B. Villaos, T.M.D. Huynh, L.-Y. Feng, Z.-Q. Huang, C.-H. Hsu, S.-M. Huang, H. Lin, and F.-C. Chuang. Band engineering and van hove singularity on hfx2thin films (x = s, se, or te). ACS Applied Electronic Materials, 3(3): 1071-1079, 2021.