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Professor Ross McKenzie, PhD   
Professor

 Biography

Dr Ross McKenzie's research interests are in the fields of: Condensed Matter Theory, Strongly Correlated Electron Systems, Mesoscopic Electronics, Quantum Phase Transitions, Disordered Systems, Nano-materials and Mathematical Physics.

He received his PhD from Princeton University in 1989. His chief research projects are in the areas of:

  • Strongly Correlated Electron Models for Organic Superconductors
  • Quantum Phase Transitions in Random Systems
  • Mesoscopic Electronic Devices
  • Electronic Transport in DNA

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       Science and Technology: Physics
      

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