Prof. Greg MacDougall is Looking For Students in Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Prof. Greg MacDougall is currently looking for students to join his experimental condensed matter physics group.

Professor MacDougall's research involves the exploration of emergent magnetic properties of novel materials using probes such as neutron scattering and μSR. His work at UIUC additionally includes the synthesis of novel compounds and the growth of large single crystals. Problems of current interest include orbital order, the effects of magnetic frustration, the interplay between magnetism and superconductivity in correlated materials, and the coupling between spin, charge and lattice degrees-of-freedom in condensed matter systems.

Projects in Prof. MacDougall's group are varied, but will likely include aspects of materials development, crystal growth and characterization, and the execution of neutron scattering or μSR experiments at national laboratories.

For additional information about Prof. MacDougall and his research, please see his departmental website. If you're interested in discussing possible research opportunities with Prof. MacDougall, please contact him at gmacdoug@illinois.edu.

Selected Publications by Greg MacDougall