APS Division of Materials Physics

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The APS Division of Materials Physics is a specialized unit of the American Physical Society that focuses on advancing research and knowledge in the physics of materials.

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instanceOf division of a scientific society ⓘ
professional organization unit ⓘ
abbreviation DMP ⓘ
associatedWith APS March Meeting ⓘ
American Institute of Physics community ⓘ
awards fellowships in materials physics ⓘ
prizes in materials physics ⓘ
student travel awards ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
field condensed matter physics ⓘ
materials physics ⓘ
focusesOn 2D materials ⓘ
complex oxides ⓘ
electronic properties of materials ⓘ
fundamental properties of materials ⓘ
magnetic materials ⓘ
magnetic properties of materials ⓘ
nanostructured materials ⓘ
optical properties of materials ⓘ
physics of materials ⓘ
quantum materials ⓘ
semiconductors ⓘ
soft condensed matter ⓘ
structural properties of materials ⓘ
superconductors ⓘ
thin films and surfaces ⓘ
hasAcronym APS DMP ⓘ
linked to: APS
hasMembershipType early-career member ⓘ
regular member ⓘ
student member ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mission advance research in the physics of materials ⓘ
promote communication among researchers in materials physics ⓘ
support education in materials physics ⓘ
organizes focus topic sessions at APS March Meeting ⓘ
scientific sessions at APS March Meeting ⓘ
symposia in materials physics ⓘ
parentOrganization American Physical Society ⓘ
partOf American Physical Society ⓘ
sector academic research ⓘ
government laboratories ⓘ
industrial research ⓘ
supports early-career researchers in materials physics ⓘ
graduate students in materials physics ⓘ
postdoctoral researchers in materials physics ⓘ
website https://www.aps.org/units/dmp ⓘ

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