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To: Sector Investor who wrote (17294)	12/6/1999 2:48:00 AM
From: Regis McConnell	Read Replies (1) of 42804

This should make a few eyeballs bleed. Here's what I could dig up on our other new board member, Daniel C. Tsui. It seems that much of the research is focused on the topic of superconductivity, the exotic materials capable of such, & single photon transport. Daniel C. Tsui resume (1998) princeton.edu A statement on the work that earned Dr.Tsui the Nobel Prize. ocpaweb.org A 1999 conference, "New Developments in Quantum Hall Effects" demonstrates the extent of its influence today. tpi.umn.edu "New experiments performed by Tsui and Shayegan study the phenomenon of metallic-like conductivity in zero magnetic field in electron and hole systems and the issue of a metal-insulator transitions in zero magnetic field." pmi.princeton.edu natureasia.com A paper given this fall, "Anomalous transport in an ultra-small Si quantum dot". haithabu.fy.chalmers.se haithabu.fy.chalmers.se Dan Shahar studied under Daniel Tsui at Princeton & now is at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel. This should provide an understanding of the types & extent of the research influenced by Tsui's 'quantum Hall effect'. They collaborated on several papers as recently as 1998. weizmann.ac.il weizmann.ac.il Similar research at Stanford & Cornell, The 'Stanford Mesoscopic Quantum Optics Homepage', seems to contain similar research material. Note under Semiconductor Cavity QED, the "single photon turnstile device" described sounds similar to the above mentioned, "Anomalous transport in an ultra-small Si quantum dot". feynman.stanford.edu feynman.stanford.edu The Cornell Center for Material Research, click on each of the IRG's 1-4. msc.cornell.edu Regis

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