<p>Michael Roukes is an expert in nanotechnology and nanobiotechnology.</p><p>Physics; Nanobiotechnology; nanotechnology; nanoscale physics; nanoscale and molecular mechanics</p>
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<p>Professor of Physics, Applied Physics, and Bioengineering</p>Michael L. Roukes626-395-2916roukes@caltech.edu<p>Harrison's primary research interests are in experimental and observational high-energy astrophysics. She is developing optics and detectors for future balloon- and satellite-borne X-ray and gamma-ray missions. In addition, she has an active observational program in gamma-ray, X-ray, and optical observations of gamma-ray bursts, active galaxies, and neutron stars.</p>
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<p>Professor of Physics and Astronomy</p>Fiona Anne Harrison626-395-6601fiona@srl.caltech.edu<p>Mark Richardson is an expert in the physics of planetary atmospheres and climate systems.</p><p>Physics of planetary atmospheres and climate systems, with emphasis on Mars; numerical modeling of atmospheres and climate systems (GCM, mesoscale, 1D models); spacecraft exploration of the solar system.</p>
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<p>Assistant Professor of Planetary Science</p>Mark I. Richardson626-395-6720mir@gps.caltech.edu