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Congratulations to Candice Thomas and Anthony Hatke on publication of recent work on InAs/GaSb in Physical Review Materials
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High-mobility InAs 2DEGs on GaSb substrates: A platform for mesoscopic quantum transport [PDF]
Dr. Gardner quoted in article for Semiconductor Engineering
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Dr. Gardner quoted in article for Semiconductor Engineering. [Article from Semiconductor Engineering]
What Are the Limits of Manipulating Nature?
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What Are the Limits of Manipulating Nature? [PDF]
Manfra group contributes to experiments on light-matter interactions for potential quantum technology applications
/0 Comments/in News /by adminMay 2018
Manfra group contributes to experiments on light-matter interactions for potential quantum technology applications. [Purdue's Today Article]
Kennard Chng receives Gabriele F. Giuliani Award for excellence in teaching.
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Kennard Chng receives Gabriele F. Giuliani Award for excellence in teaching.
Qi Qian receives the Lijuan Wang Award for outstanding female graduate student and the Karl Lark-Horovitz award for outstanding research accomplishment.
/in News /by adminApril 2018
Qi Qian receives the Lijuan Wang Award for outstanding female graduate student and the Karl Lark-Horovitz award for outstanding research accomplishment.
Congratulations to Mohammad Ali Shirazi for successfully defending his Ph.D thesis
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Congratulations to Mohammad Ali Shirazi for successfully defending his Ph.D thesis.
Congratulations to Qi Qian for successfully defending her Ph.D thesis
/0 Comments/in News /by adminApril 2018
Congratulations to Qi Qian for successfully defending her Ph.D thesis.
Congratulations to Michael M. Yannell for successfully defending his master's thesis
/0 Comments/in News /by adminApril 2018
Congratulations to Michael M. Yannell for successfully defending his master's thesis
Freezing electron makes them get in line.
/0 Comments/in News /by adminNovember, 2017
New research published in Nature Communications suggests that electrons in a two-dimensional gas can undergo a semi-ordered (nematic) to mostly-ordered (smectic) phase transition. [Purdue Today's Article]