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Assistant Professor,
Physics and Astronomy
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Member,
NanoElectronics, Photonics, Architectonics,
California NanoSystems Institute
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Education: |
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Degrees:
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Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 2001
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Contact Information:
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Technical Research Interest:
In the past I have used atomic physics methods to look for violation of time-reversal symmetry, which relates to the observed preponderance of matter over antimatter in the universe and extensions to the Standard Model of particle physics. More recently I have been studying the properties and device applications of exotic materials, ranging from superconductors to nanotubes. Currently I am using the tools of nanotechnology to look at problems of both fundamental and practical interest. Specific projects are relevant to cosmology, quantum optics, nanoscale self-assembly, and clean energy harvesting.
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Fan, Y. Singer, S. B. Bergstrom, R. Regan, B. C. , Probing Planck's Law with Incandescent Light Emission from a Single Carbon Nanotube, Phys Rev Lett, 2009, 102 ( 18), 187402.
T. D. Yuzvinsky, W. Mickelson, S. Aloni, S. L. Konsek, A. M. Fennimore, G. E. Begtrup, A. Kis, B. C. Regan, A. Zettl, Imaging the life story of nanotube devices, Applied Physics Letters, 2005, 86 (083103).
Regan, BC Aloni, S Jensen, K Ritchie, RO Zettl, A, Nanocrystal-powered nanomotor., Nano letters. , 2005, 5 (9), 1730-3.
B. C. Regan, S. Aloni, K. Jensen & A. Zettl,, Surface-tension-driven nanoelectromechanical relaxation oscillator. , Applied Physics Letters , 2005 (86), 123119.
Regan, BC Aloni, S Ritchie, RO Dahmen, U Zettl, A, Carbon nanotubes as nanoscale mass conveyors., Nature. , 2004, 428 (6986), 924-7.
Regan, BC Commins, ED Schmidt, CJ DeMille, D, New limit on the electron electric dipole moment., Physical review letters. , 2002, 88 (7), 071805.
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