Kelly Luo's research focuses on spin-based information processing in van der Waals quantum materials, utilizing experimental techniques such as ultrafast optical microscopy and microwave low-temperature magnetotransport, among others. Luo was previously a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow and Honorary Kavli Fellow at Cornell University studying spin torque dynamics in van der Waals magnets. Luo received her Ph.D. in physics at the Ohio State University studying information transduction between spintronic, photonic, and magnetic states in two-dimensional hybrid systems. She obtained her undergraduate degree in physics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.