Computational Materials Science Greis J. Kim Reyes Greis J. Kim Reyes
Assistant Professor of Physics
SUNY New Paltz
Physics · SUNY New Paltz

Teaching, computational materials, and undergraduate mentoring.

I am a physicist who enjoys teaching, exploring materials with computational tools, and building small research and study projects with undergraduate students that often grow into something interesting.

Recent student work

Research presentations and programs

What I do

Teaching

Physics in the classroom

Interactive lectures, problem solving, simulations, and computational tools are central to my courses.

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Research

Computational materials physics

I study semiconductor materials, electronic structure, defects, and related magnetic and optical properties.

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Mentoring

Undergraduate research

Students work on computational projects, posters, code, and presentations organized by semester.

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Explore Materials Physics

Short explanations and examples on density functional theory, machine learning, and materials discoveries are collected on a separate learning page. Explore the page →