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Bertram Batlogg has been full Professor for Physics of Condensed Matter at the ETH Zurich since September 2000, and is at the Solid State Physics Laboratory at ETH Hönggerberg.
Bertram Batlogg from Bludenz, Austria, studied Physics at the ETH Zurich, where he earned his Diploma and Ph.D. for his work on mixed-valence Rare Earth compounds (1979). He then joined Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, New Jersey, as researcher and later also as department head / director in the Physical Sciences Research area. From 1990 until it was dissolved in 1996, he was also a director of the Consortium for Superconducting Electronics, a research and development partnership involving several industrial and academic institutions in the USA.
His principal scientific interest is in materials-based sciences, with the goal of creating and understanding materials and their novel physical phenomena, and exploring them for applications that derive their usefulness from their optical, magnetic and electrical properties. The research topics cover a wide spectrum and include: high temperature superconductors, quantum magnets, oxide superconductors, heavy fermion compounds, mixed-valence compounds. Most recently his research has focused on organic molecular crystals.
For his scientific work, Bertram Batlogg has been recognized with the ETH Medal and Prize for Dissertation (1979), Election to Fellow of the American Physical Society (1986), Bernd Matthias Prize (1997), David Adler Lectureship Award of the American Physical Society (2000), Election to Fellow of the American Association of the Advancements of Science (2000), and Science Prize of the State of Vorarlberg, Austria (2004).
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