Research Directory

Areas

Physics of Electronic Materials and Nanomaterials

Faculty		Research Area
	Ravindra N. Bhatt Professor of Electrical Engineering B430 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-1819 ravin@princeton.edu	condensed-matter theory; in particular, disordered and correlated electronic systems, doped semiconductors, diluted magnetic semiconductors, metal-insulator transitions, quantum Hall effect, spin glasses, and random magnets.

	Andrew Houck Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering B424 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-2571 aahouck@princeton.edu	Quantum computing, non-linear and quantum optics, superconducting microwave electronics, decoherence in quantum systems, transport physics.

	Antoine Kahn Professor of Electrical Engineering Undergraduate Departmental Representative B420 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4642 kahn@princeton.edu	atomic, electronic, and chemical properties of semiconductors and interfaces; metal semiconductor interfaces; organic molecular semiconductors; and scanning tunneling microscopy

	Lynn Loo Associate Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering A323 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-9091 lloo@princeton.edu	Organic and polymer electronics; self-assembled monolayers; soft lithography; block copolymers

	Stephen A. Lyon Professor of Electrical Engineering B428 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4635 lyon@princeton.edu	optical processes in semiconductors, ultrafast processes and nonequilibrium transport, semiconductor nanostructures, quantum computing.

	Jason Petta Associate Professor of Physics. 305 Jadwin Hall 609-258-1173 petta@princeton.edu	Semiconductor nanostructures, quantum control, quantum transport

	Loren Pfeiffer Senior Research Scholar, Electrical Engineering B404 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-2590 loren@princeton.edu

	Mansour Shayegan Professor of Electrical Engineering B408 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-4639 shayegan@princeton.edu	semiconductor physics: electronic properties of low-dimensional semiconductor structures, growth of III-V compounds by molecular beam epitaxy.

	Hakan Tureci Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering B312 Engineering Quadrangle 609-258-1993 tureci@princeton.edu	Nonlinear/Quantum optics in complex media, Nano-photonics, Condensed matter physics, Semiconductor optics, Strongly correlated quantum optical systems, Quantum/wave chaos, Numerical methods for simulating active and passive photonic structures.