N. P. Ong, Professor of Physics, Princeton University

Director, Princeton Center for Complex Materials
 
 


     

 

 

 

       N. P. Ong,

Address:  Dept. Physics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544, U.S.A.
Telephone: 1(609) 258-4347 (office); 258-4723 (lab.); Fax: 1(609) 258-6360
email: npo@princeton.edu


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My research interests are in the behavior of electrons in strongly-correlated materials, exemplified by the cuprates, cobaltates, manganites, graphene and bismuth-based compounds.  Recent interests are the “Dirac materials” -- solids in which electrons have a “relativistic” energy vs. momentum dispersion – and topological insulators.  I am also interested in developing optical, quantitative techniques in biology (“how many protein copies in each cell of E. Coli and  Harveyi.”)  Please see talks for some examples of recent projects.

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            OngLab  Past and Present Members

 

            Kudos to past and present members of OngLab

 

               Download power-point talks

1.     Vortex-Nernst effect in cuprates (2003)         

2.     Life on a triangular lattice:  Physics of layered Cobalt Oxide (2004)

3.      Enhanced Magnetization in cuprates (2005)

4.     Berry phase and the anomalous Hall and Nernst effects in ferromagnets (2005)

5.     Vorticity and phase diagram of cuprates (2006)

6.      Recent results on graphene and p-wave superconductor Sr2RuO4 (2007)

7.      High-field states of Dirac-like electrons in graphene and bismuth (2008)

8.      Boulder School on Condensed Matter Physics 2008:   3 tutorial talks on superconductivity (2008)

9.      High-field ground state of graphene (KITP talk, 2008)

10.  High-field ground state of graphene (March meeting American Physical Society, Symposium 2009)

 

 

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