Professor LanzaraAlessandra Lanzara is a Professor of Physics at University of California, Berkeley and a Faculty Scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Email: alanzara@lbl.gov
Phone: (510) 642-4863
Luca MoreschiniResearch Scientist
Luca's expertise is in angle resolved photoemission and film growth. After setting up the in situ ARPES laboratory of the PARADIM facility at Cornell, he now joined the physics department at UCB with the goal of integrating new capabilities to the time-resolved setups of the Lanzara lab.
lmoreschini@berkeley.edu
Ping AiPostdoc
Ping is developing a next-generation space and time-resolved photoemission experiment.
ap2012gre@gmail.com
Yi LinPostdoc
Yi investigates non-equilibrium ultrafast dynamics and photon-induced phase transitions in novel quantum materials and 2D interfaces using time-resolved and synchrotron-based photoemission spectroscopies.
yilin@lbl.gov, yl3044@columbia.edu
Sam CiocysGraduate Student
Sam uses ARPES to manipulate topological phases and to study magnetism.
sciocys@berkeley.edu
Jacob GobboGraduate Student
Jacob is developing a next-generation time-of-flight space-and-angle resolved photoemission analyzer.
jgobbo@berkeley.edu
Conrad StansburyGraduate Student
Conrad uses electron spectroscopy to study 2D materials and develops novel ARPES analysis techniques.
chstan@berkeley.edu
http://conradstansbury.com
Kayla CurrierGraduate Student
Kayla uses Spin- and Time-resolved spectroscopy to study high-Tc superconductors.
currier@berkeley.edu
Max HuberGraduate Student
Max uses time-resolved ARPES to study photoinduced phase transitions.
maximilianhuber@lbl.gov
Nick DaleGraduate Student
Nick develops ARPES instrumentation including electrostatic gating, which he uses to study the electronics of graphene.
ndale@berkeley.edu
Ryo MoriGraduate Student
Ryo uses ARPES' surface sensitivity to study novel topological states in Dirac, Weyl, and insulating topological phases.
ryomori@berkeley.edu
Wentao Zhang 2013-2015 (Distinguished Researcher, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Dr. Gey-Hong Gweon (Professor, UC Santa Cruz)
Sam Brantly, 2019 - 2021 (PhD Student UCSB, 2021-)
Professor Muhammad Sabieh Anwar, 2017
Masoto Sakano Nov. 2014 - Jan. 2015
Irene Lo Veccio July 2013 - Oct. 2014
Koshi Kurashima Aug. 2012 - May 2013
Xiaozhu Yu 2008 - 2010
Annemarie Kohl July 2008 - Dec. 2008
Marco Portalupi 2004 - 2005
Miriam Padovani 2003 - 2004
Claudia Fatuzzo
Cassandra Hunt 2016-2018
Irene Lo Vecchio 2015-2016
Wentao Zhang 2010-2013 (Distinguished Researcher, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Chris Smallwood Aug. 2014 - Nov. 2014 (NIST/University of Colorado, Boulder)
Chris Jozwiak 2008-2013 (Staff Scientist, Advanced Light Source)
Choonkyu Hwang 2007-2013 (Professor, Pusan National University)
Jeff Graf 2008-2010 (McKinsey & Company)
Shuyun Zhou Jan. 2008 - July 2008 (Professor, Tsinghua University)
Marco Papagno 2006-2007
Kyle McElroy 2005-2006 (Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder)
Alex Nguyen 2014-2017
Joshua Scherschel 2015
Qisen Lin 2015
Allie Fero 2013
Yuval Gannot 2013
Reed Johnson 2011-2012
Johnson C. Tuanmu 2007
Elizabeth Rollings 2003-2005
Annie Endozo 2004-2005
Max Watson 2003-2004
Sarah Hashimi 2003-2004
Chiu-Yun Lin 2013-2020
Greg Affeldt 2012-2018 (Cruise)
Tristan Miller
Kenny Gotlieb 2011-2017 (Triple Ring Technologies)
Chris Smallwood 2008-2014 (NIST/University of Colorado, Boulder)
David Siegel 2005-2012 (Sandia National Laboratory)
Sebastien Lounis 2007-2012 (Molecular Foundry, LBNL)
Daniel Garcia 2004-2011 (Intel)
Michelle Yong 2007-2010 (Berkeley City College and University of San Francisco)
Chris Jozwiak 2002-2008 (Advanced Light Source, LBNL)
Jeff Graf 2002-2008 (McKinsey & Company)
Shuyun Zhou 2002-2007 (Professor, Tsinghua University)