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Metamaterials

Duke is home to a globally recognized group of researchers dedicated to the exploration of artificially structured materials and their potential impact across a broad range of technologies.

Duke is home to a globally-recognized group of metamaterials researchers

Our researchers study the fundamentals of metamaterials, including developing design techniques and strategies, as well as methods for the precise prediction and characterization of metamaterial properties.

Researchers consider the use of metamaterials not only across the electromagnetic spectrum—from microwaves to optics—but also across different branches of physics, including acoustics and fluid flow.



Faculty

Harold Baranger

Harold U. Baranger

Professor of Physics

Steven Cummer

Steven A. Cummer

William H. Younger Distinguished Professor of Engineering

Nan Jokerst

Nan Marie Jokerst

J. A. Jones Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Natalia Litchinitser

Natalia Litchinitser

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Maiken Mikkelsen

Maiken Mikkelsen

James N. and Elizabeth H. Barton Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Willie Padilla

Willie John Padilla

Dr. Paul Wang Distinguished Professor

David Smith

David R. Smith

James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Joshua Socolar

Joshua Socolar

Professor of Physics