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Condensed Matter Experiment
Condensed matter physics could be said to be the study of the behavior of more than three interacting particles. As such it has a rather large scope and includes most of physics that connects to other sciences and engineering. In many condensed matter areas theorists and experimentalists work closely together in a tight circle of predicting, confirming, discovering and explaining. Broadly defined, CM experimental activity at UW includes nanoscale physics, quantum information, biological physics, energy sciences, and atomic condensates. A number of adjunct faculty in other departments have close links and advise physics graduate students.
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Virginia and Prentice Bloedel Professor of Physics and ECE
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Professor, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Personnel
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Boeing Professor of Physics
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Latest News
- Designing and Growing Quantum Materials for Energy and Information Technology (April 12, 2018)
- Hybrid optics bring color imaging using ultrathin metalenses into focus (February 12, 2018)
- An Exotic State of Matter Discovered in 2-D Material (January 22, 2018)
- Professors Majumdar and Xu Discover an Important First Step Towards Building Electrically Pumped Nano-Lasers (January 26, 2017)
- UW scientists create ultrathin semiconductor heterostructures for new technological applications (February 12, 2016)