Ceramics and Composite Materials

Biography

Nathan Newman serves as the Lawrence Professor of Solid State Sciences and is a faculty member in the Materials Program at Arizona State University. Current work involves synthesis, characterization and modeling of novel superconductor junctions and materials, III-N semiconductors, low loss microwave dielectrics and novel photovoltaic material. He has authored or co-authored over 200 technical papers and 12 patents. He received the IEEE Van Duzer award, is a Fellow of the IEEE and the American Physical Society. He serves as an Editor for Materials in the IEEE Trans. of Appl. Superconductivity and has served as Chair of the U.S. Committee on Superconductor Electronics and ASU’s LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Sciences.

Abstract

Abstract : Mechanism for dielectric loss and temperature dependence of dielectric constant () in modern microwave materials