Current Research

  • Vibrational and electronic structure studies
    • Organic, inorganic, metallic, semiconductors, superconductors, biomaterial
    • Magnetic
    • Extremes
      • High fields, high/low temperatures, high pressures
    • Surfaces
    • Liquids, gases
    • Dynamics
  • Calculations
    • Electronic and vibrational 
    • Optics (analytical and numerical)
    • Neutron transport and radiation 
  • New instrumentation
    • Spectrometer design
      • High throughput low energy band pass.
      • High resolution in energy and reciprocal space
    • High flux source development (neutron and x-ray)
  • Techniques
    • Neutron spectroscopy: surface enhancement, pump-probe
    • Photo-neutron emission 
    • Photoemission: Photoelectron diffraction, low energy

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