Kristjan Haule Curriculum Vitae
Kristjan Haule was born in Slovenia and obtained his undergraduate
education in Slovenia (University of Ljubljana, BSC 1997) and he has done
his PhD (2002) work in Slovenia and in Karlsruhe University (Germany).
He was appointed Assistant Professor of Physics at Rutgers in 2005 and
was promoted to Associate Professor in 2009 and University Professor
in 2012.
He was an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow in 2008-2010, received NSF
Career Award in 2008, and The Rutgers Board of Trustees award for
Scholarly Excellence in 2009. He is PI on numerous NSF and DOE
projects. He received Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists in 2013 for
theoretical and computational studies of strongly correlated electron
systems.
Haule's research specialties are in condensed matter theory, with
major interests in electronic structure theory for correlated electron
solids and algorithm development which combine the Dynamical Mean
Field Theory and Density Functional Theory. He is especially known for
the development of predictive theories for correlated electron solids
and implementation of dmft_wien2k code. Haule's publications include
over 100 scientific papers, h-index of 35, and over 1,000 citations a
year in 2014.