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Experimental Condensed Matter Physics Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering |
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Dr. Andrew R.
Schwartz Phone: (301)
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Dr. Schwartz joined the
Material Science and Engineering Division of the Office of Basic Energy
Sciences at the Department of Energy in January 2008 as a manager for the
Experimental Condensed Matter Physics program. He received his BA in
Physics from Amherst College and his PhD in Physics from the University of
California Los Angeles (UCLA). His doctoral research focused on the electrodynamic response of various low-dimensional conductors in both their
high-temperature metallic states and low-temperature broken-symmetry ground
states. He then spent three years as a postdoctoral research associate at
the University of Maryland studying the microwave properties of colossal
magnetoresistive oxides and high temperature superconductors. Before
coming to DOE, he was at two small companies—Neocera, Inc. and Solid State
Measurements, Inc.—leading the development of a localized, non-contact
materials analysis instrument for use in semiconductor manufacturing.
Dr. Schwartz has co-authored over 30 technical papers; holds 6 issued U.S.
patents; and is a member of the American Physical Society, the Materials
Research Society and the American Association for the Advancement of
Science. [Research Programs] [Proposal Submissions] [Publications] [Staff Contacts] [DMSE Home] [BES] [Office of Science] [DOE]
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