Physics at Binghamton
Recent News
- Tenure track position at the Assistant Professor level in the Physics Department at Binghamton University with expertise in the synthesis of novel quantum materials.
- Prof. Kolmogorov receives NSF award to design Sn alloys with machine learning
- Prof. Piper receives RESCORP grant to study anion redox for Li-ion battery cathodes
- Profs. Piper and Lee receive collaborative DOD MURI award to study adaptive metal oxides
- Prof. Margine receives NSF Award for the development of the EPW code
- Prof. Shim receives NSF Award for research on femtosecond laser filamentation
- Prof. Aynajian receives NSF CAREER Award for research on emergent phases of matter
- Prof. Piper wins NSF DMREF award for research on photocatalytic water splitting
- Prof. Mativetsky Receives NSF CAREER Award for organic electronics research
Featured Research
3D plasmons observed in cuprates (Lee, Nature '18)
Nanoscale Photovoltaic Mapping of Hybrid Solar Cells (Mativetsky, ACSAEM '18)
Unusual Pressure-Induced Periodic Lattice Distortion in SnSe2 (Margine, PRL '18)
Orbital-spin entanglement in heavy fermion SmB6 (Lee, PRB '18)
Imaging heavy-fermion confinement (Aynajian, Nature Com. '18)
Origin of superconductivity & CDW in NbS2 (Margine, PRL '17)
Computational study of multivalent ion batteries (Smeu, PCCP '17)
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