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Mansour Shayegan

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Research interests: Semiconductor physics; electronic properties of low-dimensional semiconductor structures; growth of III-V compounds by molecular beam epitaxy

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Mansour Shayegan elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

An ultra pure sample of gallium arsenide
Princeton researchers created the world’s purest sample of gallium arsenide, a semiconductor used in specialized systems such as satellites. This photo shows the sample wired inside an experimental setup that looked at electrons in a two-dimensional plane. The sample’s purity revealed bizarre effects under relatively weak magnetic field, behavior that has no established theoretical framework. The researchers

Ultra-pure semiconductor opens new frontier in the study of electrons

Semiconductor
Electrical engineering researchers discovered a new magnetic phenomenon, confirming a nearly 100-year-old theory first put forward by the Nobel laureate Felix Bloch.

Strange quasi-particles reveal new magnetic behavior, verify nearly century-old prediction

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Electrical and Computer Engineering

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