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Collin L. Broholm named a Moore Experimental Investigator

March 5, 2015
Collin Broholm

Collin Broholm, the Gerhard Dieke Professor of Physics and Astronomy, was named one of 19 new Moore Experimental Investigators in Quantum Materials. The five-year program from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation seeks to help physicists who experiments could help transform our understanding of quantum materials. Broholm will be awarded $1.8 million to fund his research on neutron scattering.

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