Chih-Chun ChienAssociate Professor, Physics Theoretical atomic and molecular physics. |
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Jay E. SharpingProfessor, Physics Professor Sharping's research involves building a fundamental understanding of - and developing technology and applications for - ultrafast laser technology. These lasers have the potential to capture extremely short snapshots in time, as well as measure frequencies with unprecedented precision and accuracy. The applications are numerous in the areas of environmental science, biotechnology and national security. The research his group pursues will result in transferable technological advances (e.g., new optical sources), which will have a broad impact in:
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Jing XuAssociate Professor, Physics
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Kevin MitchellProfessor, Physics
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Lin TianProfessor, Physics Quantum optics and quantum coherent effects in condensed matter systems
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Michael ScheibnerAssociate Professor, Physics
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Raymond ChiaoProfessor Emeritus, Physics Raymond Chiao is a professor jointly in the UC Merced schools of Natural Sciences and Engineering. Previously, he was a professor for 38 years at UC Berkeley, where he earned international acclaim (including the Willis E. Lamb Medal and the Einstein Prize for Laser Science) studying nonlinear and quantum optics. At UC Merced, is pursuing a new line of groundbreaking research on gravitational radiation. |
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Roland WinstonProfessor, Physics
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Sayantani GhoshProfessor, Physics Professor Ghosh's research interests span traditional topics in condensed matter physics such as correlated magnetic phases and coupled quantum systems, as well as emerging multi-disciplinary themes such as hybrid solar cells and plasmonics-based opto-electronic devices. Her group focuses on the physics of new materials and using ultra-fast time resolved spectroscopy, develops techniques and protocols to manipulate their properties for applications in energy storage and information processing devices.
In addition, Professor Ghosh is also the founding faculty and advisor of UC Merced Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE@UCM). |
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