Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department

Basic Energy Sciences Directorate

The field of Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science integrates the knowledge and tools of chemistry and physics with the principles of engineering to understand and optimize the behavior of materials, as well as to create new and improved materials to help fulfill the missions of the Department of Energy. The researchers of the Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department at Brookhaven National Laboratory study basic, theoretical and applied aspects of materials, their utilization, and their electronic, physical, mechanical, and chemical properties in relation to their structure. There are ten major research groups in the Department, summarized below:

Research Groups

NEWS: Adrian Gozar is named to recieve one of sixty nine DOE Early Career Scientists awards selected from a pool of 1750 applicants nationwide.

CMPMSD Historical Slides (ppt)

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