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Colloquium: 05/07/2015, Thursday, 3:30 pm, 216 NSC. From Black Holes To Strange Metals: Many-body Physics Through A Gravitational Lens. Special Colloquium: 05/08/15, Friday, 11:00 am, 219 Fronczak. Materials in 2-dimension and beyond: 10 years after graphene. We are offering Summer and Winter Online Introductory Physics Courses. Check out descriptions of courses. And schedules of UB summer courses. To request for force registration of new course,. Physics at the Falls Workshop Series. Aug 9 - 15, 2015.

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Peihong Zhang's Home Page

Pzhang3 at buffalo.edu. New York State Center of Excellence in Materials Informatics. The Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development (OVPRED). Gaduate research assistant and postdoc positions. Diamond NV- center related. 146403 (2011); PRL 113. And other phase transition materials. 235103 (2012); PRB 88. 035119 (2013); AFM 23. 153 (2013); PRL 113. Screened Coulomb interaction of localized electrons in solids. 045132 (2012); PRB 86. 094108 (2011); PRB 84. 075127 (2011); JCP 139.

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Low Temperature Research Group. Current work supported by DMR-1101189. Involves the examination of liquid helium when confined in very small spaces. Our experiments work very close to the superfluid transition temperature. Which is 2.2 degrees Celsius above absolute zero (2.2 Kelvin). We have recently measured very anamolus effects that cannot be explained in conventional theories. More information on this can be found on the Research page. Last Updated: Friday, 27-Mar-2015 15:13:27 EDT by SRDT.

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University at Buffalo Physics: Talks

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Colloquium schedule at Google calendar. Regular Colloquium: Thursdays 3:30 pm, 220 NSC. Refreshments at 3:15 pm in 245 Fronczak). Seminar schedule at Google calendar. Regular seminar: Tuesdays 3:30 pm, 220 NSC. Refreshments at 3:15 pm in 245 Fronczak).

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University at Buffalo Physics: CAREER Awards

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Physics Department NSF Career Awards. Has received a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development Award (2003 - 2009) from the National Science Foundation to develop a technique for measuring the elasticity - or "bounciness" - of biomolecules, such as proteins, using ultrafast optical methods. Has received a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER award (2006 - 2011) and a three year grant from the US Office of Naval Research for theoretical studies of spin transport and spintronic devices. Has re...

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University at Buffalo Physics: Highlights

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The Department is growing with 15 new faculty members. Joining us since 2002. Eight of our new faculty members have recently received prestigious NSF CAREER Awards. The Department has been ranked 16th. In the country in a recent study by Academic Analytics. The department has established a permanent Physics and Arts exhibition. In Fronczak Hall (opened in Spring 2006). Prof Jorge Jose has been named a Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS ). Link to the news. Time by almost ...

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University at Buffalo Physics: Talks

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To schedule/change/cancel a reservation, please email your request to. An email confirmation will be sent once the reservation has been made. Click the following links to check current room reservation/availability.

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PHY 411/506 Java Applet: Percolation

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PHY 411/506 Spring 1999. This applet demonstrates site percolation on a two-dimensional square lattice. The picture on the left represents an LxL lattice. Occupied sites are shown by colored circles, and empty sites are not colored. A site which belongs to a finite (non-spanning) cluster is colored blue, and sites belonging to a spanning cluster are colored green. A cluster can be highlighted in red by moving the mouse pointer onto any of its sites. The total number of occupied sites. The random number r.

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James R. Macdonald Laboratory. This is the JRM Lab web site. If you can read this, your browser is unable to properly import or use. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Please upgrade to a more modern browser. Atomic, molecular and optical physics seminars from the JRM Lab. Atomic Physics Seminars are usually at 1330 hrs on Wednesdays in Cardwell 144/145. Are usually on Mondays at 1600 hrs. Nuts and Bolts is held in CW119 at 1330 hrs on Mondays. The atomic physics seminar series is managed by Daniel Rolles.

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