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	Director's Office : 9209749 / VOIP 3704<br/>		Director's Office : 9209749 / VOIP 3704<br/>
	~~Guard~~: 3702		Admin : 3701 <br/>
			Faculty Room: 3702

	==<span style = "text-decoration:underline">References and Links</span>==		==<span style = "text-decoration:underline">References and Links</span>==

Akorden: /* Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory */

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Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory

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	====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/cmpl_semicon/ Condensed Matter] [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/Supercon/ Physics Laboratory]====		====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/cmpl_semicon/ Condensed Matter] [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/Supercon/ Physics Laboratory]====

	Program Coordinators: [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/facultypage/estacio Elmer S. Estacio], Ph.D ~~(CMPL Semicon)~~		Program Coordinators: [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/facultypage/estacio Elmer S. Estacio], Ph.D

	The Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory is equipped with growth facilities for either liquid phase epitaxy or molecular beam epitaxy. It also has a film deposition machine such as a radio-frequency magnetron sputtering system. There are also characterization setups for structural (X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope), optical (photoluminescence, electrical (current-voltage, hall, resistivity, deep level transient spectroscopy) and magnetic (AC susceptibility) properties.		The Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory is equipped with growth facilities for either liquid phase epitaxy or molecular beam epitaxy. It also has a film deposition machine such as a radio-frequency magnetron sputtering system. There are also characterization setups for structural (X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope), optical (photoluminescence, electrical (current-voltage, hall, resistivity, deep level transient spectroscopy) and magnetic (AC susceptibility) properties.

Akorden at 12:00, 8 February 2015

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	====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/cmpl_semicon/ Condensed Matter] [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/Supercon/ Physics Laboratory]====		====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/cmpl_semicon/ Condensed Matter] [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/Supercon/ Physics Laboratory]====

	Program Coordinators: [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/facultypage/estacio Elmer S. Estacio], Ph.D (CMPL Semicon~~), [[Roland V. Sarmago]], Ph.D (CMPL Supercon~~)		Program Coordinators: [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/facultypage/estacio Elmer S. Estacio], Ph.D (CMPL Semicon)

	The Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory is equipped with growth facilities for either liquid phase epitaxy or molecular beam epitaxy. It also has a film deposition machine such as a radio-frequency magnetron sputtering system. There are also characterization setups for structural (X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope), optical (photoluminescence, electrical (current-voltage, hall, resistivity, deep level transient spectroscopy) and magnetic (AC susceptibility) properties.		The Condensed Matter Physics Laboratory is equipped with growth facilities for either liquid phase epitaxy or molecular beam epitaxy. It also has a film deposition machine such as a radio-frequency magnetron sputtering system. There are also characterization setups for structural (X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscope), optical (photoluminescence, electrical (current-voltage, hall, resistivity, deep level transient spectroscopy) and magnetic (AC susceptibility) properties.

Akorden at 10:19, 21 January 2015

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Fcparaan: /* Faculty */

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Faculty

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	ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS<br>		ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS<br>
	Percival F. Almoro, Ph.D.(Coherent Metrology)<br>		Percival F. Almoro, Ph.D.(Coherent Metrology)<br>
	Roland S. Banzon, Ph.D. (Computational Physics)<br>		[http://nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/rbanzon Roland S. Banzon], Ph.D. (Computational Physics)<br>
	Luis Ma. T. Bo-ot, Ph.D.(Statistical Mechanics, Theoretical Plasma Physics)<br>		Luis Ma. T. Bo-ot, Ph.D.(Statistical Mechanics, Theoretical Plasma Physics)<br>
	Jose Perico H. Esguerra, Ph.D.(Mathematical and Statistical Mechanics)<br>		Jose Perico H. Esguerra, Ph.D.(Mathematical and Statistical Mechanics)<br>
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	Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>		Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>
	Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
	Francis N. C. Paraan (Quantum physics and statistical mechanics)<br>		[http://nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/fparaan Francis N. C. Paraan] (Quantum physics and statistical mechanics)<br>
	Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
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Faculty

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	Armando Somintac, Ph.D.(Condensed Matter Physics)<br>		Armando Somintac, Ph.D.(Condensed Matter Physics)<br>
	Giovanni A. Tapang, Ph.D.(Complex Systems, Spatial Synchronization)<br>		Giovanni A. Tapang, Ph.D.(Complex Systems, Spatial Synchronization)<br>
	Cristine DLR. Villagonzalo, Dr. rer. nat.(Theoretical Solid State Physics)<br>		[http://nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/cvillagonzalo Cristine DLR. Villagonzalo], Dr. rer. nat.(Theoretical Solid State Physics)<br>
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	ASSISTANT PROFESSORS<br>		ASSISTANT PROFESSORS<br>

Fcparaan: /* Structure and Dynamics Laboratory */

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Structure and Dynamics Laboratory

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	====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand Structure and Dynamics Laboratory]====		====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand Structure and Dynamics Laboratory]====

	Program Coordinator: [[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/fparaan Francis N. C. Paraan]~~], PhD~~.		Program Coordinator: [http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/fparaan Francis N. C. Paraan].

	The research thrust of the Structure and Dynamics Group (SanD) is to understand, through theoretical and computational methods, the physics principles of microscopic and macroscopic systems as dictated by each system’s underlying structure and the processes with which it undergoes. In the area of condensed matter physics, SanD researchers investigate (i) the effect of quantum confinement in the presence of applied fields such as those in heterostructures, (ii) the phenomena in the quantum Hall regime, and (iii) systems with spin interactions. In the area of computational physics, SanD members study (i) percolation in different geometries, (ii) the dynamics of molecular formation, (iii) modeling of population growth that conform to the mutation-accumulation theory of aging, and (iv) the development of efficient search models through quantum computing.		The research thrust of the Structure and Dynamics Group (SanD) is to understand, through theoretical and computational methods, the physics principles of microscopic and macroscopic systems as dictated by each system’s underlying structure and the processes with which it undergoes. In the area of condensed matter physics, SanD researchers investigate (i) the effect of quantum confinement in the presence of applied fields such as those in heterostructures, (ii) the phenomena in the quantum Hall regime, and (iii) systems with spin interactions. In the area of computational physics, SanD members study (i) percolation in different geometries, (ii) the dynamics of molecular formation, (iii) modeling of population growth that conform to the mutation-accumulation theory of aging, and (iv) the development of efficient search models through quantum computing.

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Faculty

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	Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>		Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>
	Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
	Francis N. C. Paraan (Quantum physics and statistical mechanics)		Francis N. C. Paraan (Quantum physics and statistical mechanics)<br>
	Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
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Faculty

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	Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>		Roland Cristopher F. Caballar, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)<br>
	Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Anthony G. Longjas, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
	~~Marissa G~~. ~~Pastor, Ph.D~~.(~~Complex Systems~~)~~<br>~~		Francis N. C. Paraan (Quantum physics and statistical mechanics)
	Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>		Jesus Felix B. Valenzuela, Ph.D.(Complex Systems)<br>
	~~Anthony Allan D. Villanueva, Ph.D.(Foundations of Quantum Mechanics Research)~~<br>		<br>
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	INSTRUCTORS<br>		INSTRUCTORS<br>

Fcparaan: /* Structure and Dynamics Laboratory */

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Structure and Dynamics Laboratory

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	====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand Structure and Dynamics Laboratory]====		====[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand Structure and Dynamics Laboratory]====

	Program Coordinator: [[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/fparaan Francis N. C. Paraan]]		Program Coordinator: [[http://www.nip.upd.edu.ph/sand/fparaan Francis N. C. Paraan]], PhD.

	The research thrust of the Structure and Dynamics Group (SanD) is to understand, through theoretical and computational methods, the physics principles of microscopic and macroscopic systems as dictated by each system’s underlying structure and the processes with which it undergoes. In the area of condensed matter physics, SanD researchers investigate (i) the effect of quantum confinement in the presence of applied fields such as those in heterostructures, (ii) the phenomena in the quantum Hall regime, and (iii) systems with spin interactions. In the area of computational physics, SanD members study (i) percolation in different geometries, (ii) the dynamics of molecular formation, (iii) modeling of population growth that conform to the mutation-accumulation theory of aging, and (iv) the development of efficient search models through quantum computing.		The research thrust of the Structure and Dynamics Group (SanD) is to understand, through theoretical and computational methods, the physics principles of microscopic and macroscopic systems as dictated by each system’s underlying structure and the processes with which it undergoes. In the area of condensed matter physics, SanD researchers investigate (i) the effect of quantum confinement in the presence of applied fields such as those in heterostructures, (ii) the phenomena in the quantum Hall regime, and (iii) systems with spin interactions. In the area of computational physics, SanD members study (i) percolation in different geometries, (ii) the dynamics of molecular formation, (iii) modeling of population growth that conform to the mutation-accumulation theory of aging, and (iv) the development of efficient search models through quantum computing.