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Prof. Greene explores novel electronic properties of solids. In the past he has studied the physical properties of unusual superconductors, such as the polymer (SN)x and various organic metals. He has investigated the properties of low-dimensional materials, metal-insulator phase transitions, charge and spin density wave transitions, and magnetic transitions. He is interested in the synthesis of new materials with novel properties, and is often involved in collaborative experiments with people in the Chemistry and Materials Science Departments. His present interests involve properties and preparation of new superconductors; experiments to determine the mechanism of high-temperature superconductivity; and properties of magnetic materials with large magnetoresistance or other novel "spintronic" properties. The experimental techniques used for these studies include electrical transport and tunneling measurements at various temperatures and magnetic fields, specific heat, magnetic susceptibility, and thermal conductivity measurements. For more research details go to the publications and research links on this page.
Center for Superconductivity Research, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742-4111
Phone: 301.405.6129 Fax: 301.405.3779
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