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Contact:
Prof. Joseph Ross Department of Physics and Astronomy Texas A&M University 4242 TAMU College Station, TX 77843  Laboratory: B03 Engineering-Physics Bldg (ENPH). 979-845-7823 (lab phone) |
Our group studies electronic materials, using NMR
spectroscopy, magnetic measurements, computational methods, and other
techniques. This includes studies of advanced thermoelectric materials, and
quantum effects in new semiconductors. In addition we are investigating new
magnetic materials, including materials of interest for magnetocaloric
applications.
Facilities include a solid state wide-line NMR spectrometer with 9T
superconducting magnet, operating from 2 K to 550 K,
and a wide range of sample preparation facilities and cryostats
for transport and magnetization
studies. Shared
facilities include a Quantum Design SQUID magnetometer, Quantum Design
PPMS system, a Nanomagnetics scanning hall probe system.
New Graduate Fellowship Opportunity: Data-Enabled Discovery and Design of
Energy Materials.
See the D3EM website for further information.
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