Mark Dean

Physicist, Brookhaven National Laboratory

I lead the resonant inelastic x-ray scattering (RIXS) program in the Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science Department at Brookhaven National Laboratory. My research focuses on quantum materials, including high temperature superconductors, strongly spin-orbit coupled materials, complex oxide heterostructures, non-equilibrium states and topology in crystalline materials.

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Nov 30, 2021	Wei Wang’s paper on SnSe is out in npj Quantum materials.
Nov 30, 2021	Our review on low valence nickelates with Matthias Hepting and Wei-Sheng Lee is accepted in Frontiers in Physics.
Nov 19, 2021	Our study imaging spin density waves in nickelates lead by Ian Robinson and Longlong Wu has been accepted in Physical Review Letters.
Nov 4, 2021	A review on nickelates lead by Matthias Hepting was posted today.
Nov 2, 2021	Work with Xuerong Liu on metastable magnetic states in Sr₂IrO₄ is out Phys. Rev. X.
Oct 28, 2021	Our work on ultrafast dynamics in SnSe has been accepted in npj Quantum Materials.
Oct 26, 2021	We just posted our work on ultrafast dynamics in SnSe to the arXiv.
Oct 21, 2021	Our study of RIXS on graphite is accepted in Physical Review X.
Oct 20, 2021	Our study of RIXS on graphite is now available.
Oct 19, 2021	We recently posted an manuscript on the essential electronic characteristic of low valence nickelates.
Oct 19, 2021	Work with Xuerong Liu on metastable magnetic states in Sr₂IrO₄ was posted today and will appear in Phys. Rev. X. shortly.
Sep 21, 2021	Mark is speaking in two sessions of the 2021 SSRL/LCLS Users Meeting Time Resolved Science: Bridging Time Scales Using XFELs and Synchrotrons and X-ray spectroscopic studies of superconducting and low-dimensional nickelates.