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K12 chemistry activities in “Chemistry Now” and “Seeing is Believing” links The Maryland MRSEC
carries out nationally recognized fundamental research on surfaces and
interfaces of materials with potential impact on the next generation of opto-
and nano-electronic devices, and on complex oxides with potential applications
in memory, switches and sensors. The research is closely integrated with a
continuing educational outreach program that has a direct impact on the
education of a diverse population of K – 12 students and teachers. Two specific research
thrusts are supported as interdisciplinary research groups (IRGs) in the
center, as well as additional “Seed programs” in which young faculty develop
new and exciting research directions. IRG 1
Low-Dimensional Interfaces - The goal of this research program is to
understand and exploit the special statistical and low-dimensional
characteristics of junctions between ultra-thin films of electro-optic and
nano-electronic materials to create novel device properties. IRG 2 IRG 2
Multifunctional Magnetic Oxides - This IRG uses state of the art growth
techniques, a comprehensive range of characterization tools and advanced
theoretical analysis to understand the fundamental processes in multiferroic
magnetic oxides, and develops and tests device concepts for their
exploitation. |
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Nuggets http://mrsec.umd.edu/Nuggets/ Chemistry Now
Bulletins http://www.chem.umd.edu/chemnow/index.html Seeing is Believing http://www.chem.umd.edu/sib/index.html |
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John M. Rusin |