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Donald H. Bilderback
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Adjunct Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics, Associate Director CHESS 281 Wilson Lab (607) 255-0916 Research Area: x-ray diffraction and absorption, x-ray optics, synchrotron radiation, x-ray detectors |
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Joel Brock
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Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics, Director of G-line division of CHESS, Leader of IRG-D on Fundamentals of Energetic Surface Processing 201 Clark Hall (607) 255-9006 Research Area: x-ray diffraction, synchrotron radiation, charge-density waves, thin-film growth and surface processing |
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Robert A. Buhrman
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John Edson Sweet Professor of Engineering, Applied and Engineering Physics;
Vice Provost for Research 211 Clark (607) 255-3732 Research Area: Condensed matter physics, nanomagnetics, electronic materials, nanostructures |
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Itai Cohen
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Assistant Professor of Physics 508 Clark Hall (607) 255-0815 Research Area: Complex matter physics: colloidal suspensions; biological tissues; Fluid-membrane interfaces |
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Terrill A. Cool
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Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics 228 Clark (607) 255-4191 Research Area: chemical physics, laser spectroscopy, combustion diagnostics, vacuum ultraviolet photoionization mass spectrometry |
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Harold G. Craighead
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Charles W. Lake, Jr. Professor of Engineering, Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics;
Director, Nanobiotechnology Center 205 Clark (607) 255-8707 Research Area: nanofabrication, physics of ultrasmall solid-state devices and structures, biological nanostructures |
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Francis J. DiSalvo
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John A. Newman Professor of Physical Science, Chemical and Chemical Biology
102 Baker Laboratory (607) 255-7238 Research Area: synthesis and structure of solid-state materials and their chemical and physical properties |
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David Erickson
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Assistant Professor, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 240 Upson Hall (607) 342-1799 Research Area: Microfluidics and nanofluidics as applied to optofluidics, biomolecular detection, biologically enabled robotics, nanomedicine, and programmable matter. |
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Craig J. Fennie
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Assistant Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics 226 Clark Hall (607) 255-6498 Research Area: Computational materials physics, Novel materials for electrical, magnetic, and optical devices by design. |
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Alexander L. Gaeta
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Professor, Applied and Engineering Physics, Director, Center for Nanoscale Systems (CNS) 224 Clark (607) 255-9983 Research Area: nonlinear and quantum optics |
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Sol M. Gruner
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John L. Wetherill Professor of Physics;
Director, Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) 162 Clark Hall (607) 255-3441 Research Area: Biological physics; polymer and other soft condensed matter physics; x-ray and synchrotron radiation science; scientific instrumentation and technique development; development of novel x-ray detectors. |
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David A. Hammer
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J.C. Ward Jr. Professor of Nuclear Energy Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering 327 Rhodes Hall (607) 255-3916 Research Area: plasma physics, fusion, gas discharges, high-energy density plasmas |
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Scott Heinekamp
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Professor of Physics, Mary Pereley Wakeman '23 Professor, Wells College; Adjunct Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics, Cornell University Research Area: Structural order in condensed-matter |
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Melissa A. Hines
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Professor of Chemistry & Chemical Biology; Director Cornell Center for Materials Research B-48 Baker Laboratory (607) 255-3040 Research Area: surface physics and chemistry |
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James R. Houck
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Kenneth A. Wallace Professor of Astronomy 220 Space Sciences (607) 255-4807 Research Area: Infrared and Optical Astronomy |
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Michael C. Kelley
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James A. Friend Family Distinguished Professor of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering 318 Rhodes Hall (607) 255-7425 Research Area: geomagnetic physics |
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Paul M. Kintner
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Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering 302 Rhodes Hall (607) 255-5304 Research Area: space physics and engineering |
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Earl J. Kirkland
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Sr. Research Associate 513 Clark (607) 255-0648 Research Area: |
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Bruce R. Kusse
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Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics 206 Clark (607) 255-6252 Research Area: high energy density plasma physics |
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Manfred Lindau
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Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics and Coordinator of the Engineering Physics Cooperative Program 225 Clark Hall (607) 255-5264 Research Area: cellular and molecular biophysics, mechanisms of exocytosis and endocytosis in cell biology |
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Michal Lipson
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Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering 411 Phillips Hall (607) 255-7877 Research Area: nanophotonics: optical nanostructures, for short and long interconnect distances. |
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Richard V.E. Lovelace
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Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics 225 Clark (607) 255-3968, rvl1@cornell.edu Research Area: plasma physics theory, astrophysics |
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Paul McEuen
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Professor of Physics 510 Clark Hall (607) 255-5193 Research Area: The science and technology of nanostructures; novel fabrication techniques at the nanometer scale; scanned probe microscopy of nanostructures; assembly and measurement of chemical and biological nanostructures |
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David A. Muller
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Associate Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics, Director of Master's of Engineering (MEng) Program in Engineering Physics 274 Clark Hall (607) 255-4065 Research Area: Structure and properties of nanoscale materials, Atomically-engineered materials for energy applications, Atomic resolution electron spectroscopy and microscopy. |
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Jiwoong Park
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Prof. Assistant Baker Laboratory, B50A 5-7215 Research Area: |
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Lois Pollack
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Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Applied and Engineering Physics 254 Clark (607) 255-8695 Research Area: Biophysics: RNA folding, electrostatics and DNA, protein conformational dynamics |
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Clifford R. Pollock
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Ilda and Charles Lee Professor of Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering 312 Phillips (607) 255-5032 Research Area: lasers, fiber optics, quantum electronics |
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Dan Ralph
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Professor of Physics 536 Clark Hall (607) 255-9644 Research Area: experimental nanoscale physics |
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Charles E. Seyler
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Professor and Associate Director, Electrical and Computer Engineering 322 Rhodes Hall (607) 255-4967 Research Area: plasma physics, ionospheric and magnetospheric physics, plasma simulation |
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David I. Shalloway
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Greater Philadelphia Professor of Biological Sciences, Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics 265 Biotech Bldg (607) 254-4896 Research Area: biophysics |
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Michael O. Thompson
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Associate Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
328 Bard Hall (607) 255-4714 Research Area: ultra-low temperature processing of silicon, point defect and impurity diffusion in Si, rapid phase transformations, nonequilibrium thermodynamics of semiconductor materials |
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Sandip Tiwari
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Charles N. Mellowes Professor in Engineering and Director of the National Nanotechnology Infrastruecture Network (NNIN) 408 Phillips Hall (607) 255-2329 Research Area: small semiconductor devices, circuits, architecture, and underlying fabrication technology |
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Robert Bruce Van Dover
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Professor, Materials Science and Engineering 227 Bard Hall (607) 255-3228 Research Area: Growth and properties of magnetic, dielectric, superconducting, and optical thin films; fabrication and characterization of thin film devices; properties of magnetic and superconducting ceramics; development and use of high throughput synthesis/evaluation experimental strategies |
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Watt W. Webb
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Samuel B. Eckert Professor in Engineering; Professor of Applied Physics 252 Clark Hall (607) 255-3331 Research Area: Medical multiphoton microscopy endoscopy, cellular and membrane biophysics, molecular mobility, channel molecules and transmembrane signaling, multiphoton microscopy, fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, biophysical and biomedical instrumentation development. |
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Lisa Wickham
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Lecturer 233 Clark Hall (607) 255-5205 Research Area: |
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Frank Wise
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Professor and Director, Applied and Engineering Physics 210A Clark (607) 255-1184 Research Area: time-resolved optical spectroscopy of condensed matter, generation of ultra-short optical pulses |
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Chris Xu
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Associate Professor of Applied and Engineering Physics and Director of Graduate Studies
276 Clark Hall (607) 255-1460 Research Area: biomedical imaging, optical instrumentation, and optical communications |
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Warren R. Zipfel
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Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering / Director of DRBIO F-15 Clark (607) 255-0663 Research Area: Biomedical Imaging & Instrumentation |
