Education
| 1987
| Ph.D. in Physics
University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA
Thesis topic: Electronic properties, structural phase transitions, and bonding
of carbon in the solid state
Thesis advisor: Prof. Steven G. Louie
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| 1981
| M.Sc. in Mathematics
University College Cork , Ireland
Topics: Theory of finite groups; complex and subharmonic functions
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| 1979
| B.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics
University College Cork , Ireland
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Professional Employment
| 1993-
| Lecturer (1993-97) and Associate Professor (1998-)
University College Cork, Ireland
Department of Physics
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| 1990-93
| Assistant Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Department of Physics and Applied Physics Program
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| 1988-90
| Member of technical staff
AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ, USA
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| 1987-88
| Postdoctoral researcher
University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA
Department of Physics
Supervisor: Prof. Steven G. Louie
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Research Interests
Electronic structure theory and dynamical properties of condensed systems
- Quantum Monte Carlo methods and applications
- Diamond and related materials
- Randomly-driven and coupled non-linear dyamical systems
- Dynamical response of solids to impulsive excitation
- Electron transmission in semiconductor heterostructures
Current Classes
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