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Theodore Kirkpatrick THEODORE KIRKPATRICK
IPST/PHYS
Ph.D. Rockefeller University (1981)
301-405-4801
tedkirkp@umd.edu
Nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and condensed matter physics.
Timothy Koeth TIMOTHY KOETH
IREAP
Ph.D. Rutgers University (2009)
301-405-4952
koeth@umd.edu
Physics and generation of space charge dominated particle beams and the development of associated diagnostics.

Peter Kofinas PETER KOFINAS
ENMN
Ph.D. MIT (1994)
301-405-7335
kofinas@umd.edu
Synthesis and characteristics of block polymers.
Arthur LaPorta ARTHUR LA PORTA
PHYS/IPST
Ph.D. University of California, San Diego (1998)
301-405-3291
alaporta@umd.edu
Development of optical techniques for molecule techniques to investigate force torque generation in molecular motors, characterization of proteins that bind and modify DNA structure.

Daniel Lathrop DANIEL P. LATHROP
IPST/PHYS
Ph.D. University of Texas, Austin (1991)
301-405-1594
lathrop@umd.edu
Nonlinear dynamics and chaos, experimental and numerical studies of fluid dynamics, studies of the earth's magnetic field.
Sang Bok Lee SANG BOK LEE
CHEM-BIOCHEM
Ph.D. Seoul National University, Korea (1997)
301-405-7906
slee@umd.edu
Electrochemical synthesis of nanotube-structured materials for electrochromics, supercapacitors, solar cells, MR imaging, drug delivery, and biosensors.

George Lorimer GEORGE H. LORIMER
CHEM-BIOCHEM
Ph.D. Michigan State University (1972)
301-405-1828
glorimer@umd.edu
Mechanism of chaperonin-assisted protein folding Gro-EL-GroES system from E. coli.
Wolfgang Losert WOLFGANG LOSERT
PHYS/IPST/IREAP
Ph.D. City University of New York (1998)
301-405-0629
wlosert@umd.edu
Equilibrium dynamics of granular flows, and the nonlinear dynamics of microstructure formation in alloys and biomaterials.

Luz Martinez-Miranda LUZ J. MARTINEZ-MIRANDA
ENMN
Ph.D. MIT (1985)
301-405-0253
ljmm@umd.edu
Analysis and characterization of thin films and buried interfaces.
Alice Mignerey ALICE C. MIGNEREY
CHEM-BIOCHEM
Ph.D. University of Rochester (1975)
301-405-1852
mignerey@umd.edu
Nuclear chemistry.

Howard Milchberg HOWARD M. MILCHBERG
IPST/ENEE
Ph.D. Princeton University (1985)
301-405-4816
milch@umd.edu
High intensity laser interactions with solids, gases, and plasmas.
Amy Mullin AMY S. MULLIN
CHEM/BIOCHEM
Ph.D. University of Colorado, Boulder (1991)
301-405-6569
mullin@umd.edu
Dynamics of collisions and reactions of excited molecules, optical probing of state-resolved pathways, reaction mechanisms of radicals and other transient species.

Jeremy Munday JEREMY MUNDAY
ENGR
Ph.D. Harvard (2008)
617-571-4857
jnmunday@umd.edu
Fundamental solar energy conversion and storage processes with an emphasis on the physics and chemistry of such systems. Demonstrate new technologies in order to make large-scale solar energy a reality.
Thomas Murphy THOMAS E. MURPHY
ENGR
Ph.D. MIT (2000)
301-405-3602
tem@umd.edu
Experimental nonlinear optics, chaotic systems, nonlinear dynamics in networks, terahertz photonics, fiber and integrated optics, millimeter-photonics and radio-over fiber systems.

Zhihong Nie ZHIHONG NIE
CHEM/BIOCHEM
Ph.D. University of Toronto, Canada (2008)
301-405-1874
znie@umd.edu
Microfulidics and microreactors; molecular and colloidal self-assembly; soft nanotechnology; nanoscience and nanochemistry; plasmonics and metamaterials; biomedicine and medical diagnostics; biominerealization and bioinspired materials.
Sumant Nigam SUMANT NIGAM
AOSC/ESSIC
Ph.D. Princeton University (1984)
301-405-5381
nigam@umd.edu
Climate dynamics, tropical ocean-atmosphere interaction, hydroclimate variability.

Edward Ott EDWARD OTT
PHYS
Ph.D. Polytechnic Institute of New York, Brooklyn (1967)
301-405-5033
edott@umd.edu
Chaos in dynamical systems including fundamental aspects of chaotic dynamics and applications.
Min Ouyang MIN OUYANG
PHYS
Ph.D. Harvard University (2001)
301-405-5985
mouyang@umd.edu
Spin degree of freedom of electrons and nuclei within ordered nano-engineered architectures.


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