The study of surface physics and surface interactions is essential in understanding energy transfer, determination of surface structure, surface dynamics, surface chemistry, catalysis, and many other fundamental phenomena. The surface theory group at Clemson carries out research on the scattering of atoms and molecules from interfaces with the objective of using such experiments to obtain fundamental information about the microscopic nature of surfaces.
Surface Physics Group
(from left to right) Fan Guoqing, Manson Joseph R., Jason Brown , Iryna Moroz , Ambaye Hailemariam, Tray Karra, Wayne Hayes
(from left to right) Powers Judson A, Iryna Moroz, Anil Kota, Fan Guoqing, Ambaye Hailemariam, Manson Joseph R., Jason Brown
(from left to right) Jason Brown, Iftimia, Ileana; Haile Ambaye ; Ali Ozer; Manson, Joseph R.; Powers Judson A
(from left to right) Iftimia, Ileana; Dai, Jinze; Freeman, Kirk R; Tang, Yarong; Li, Mubing; Manson, Joseph R.; Powers Judson A; Pestka, Kenneth A. II
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material are based upon work supported by the U. S. National
Science Foundation
and the U. S. Department of Energy.