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Of
all the Physics sub-fields, condensed matter has probably had the
greatest impact on our daily lives. It has spawned high technology
developments from semiconductor electronics (used in modern computers,
phones and other electronic products) to modern plastic and other
exotic composite materials. Condensed matter is the area of physics
most closely related to high technology and industrial applications.
It's breadth and utility encourages interdisciplinary interactions
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Robert Anderson, Professor |
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John Cumings, Affiliate Professor |
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Steve
Anlage, Professor |
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Gottlieb Oehrlein, Affiliate Professor |
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Satindar
Bhagat, Professor |
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Raymond Phaneuf, Affiliate AssociateProfessor |
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Dennis
Drew, Professor |
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Keith Schwab, Adjunct Assoc Prof |
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Michael
Fuhrer, Associate Professor |
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Ichiro Takeuchi, Affiliate Prof |
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Richard Greene, Professor |
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T. Venky Venkatesan, Research Prof |
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Christopher Lobb, Professor |
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Min Ouyang, Assistant Professor |
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Johnpierre Paglione, Assistant Professor |
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Fred Wellstood, Professor |
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Ellen Williams, Dist Univ Prof |
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Condensed Matter Seminars: http://www.physics.umd.edu/rgroups/condmat/seminar/
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