Chizmeshya's current research interests span a broad range of topics in computational physical chemistry and materials science.

Director of the LeRoy Eyring Center for Solid State Science. Research interests include phase transformation nanostructure, interfaces in solids, and high resolution analytical electron microscopy.

Newman served as the Lawrence Professor of Solid State Sciences and is an emeritus faculty member in the materials program at ASU. His research interests focus on novel solid-state materials.

After her PhD at the Catholic University of Louvain, N Herbots joined for 3 years Oak Ridge National Lab. She became IBM Prof. of Electronic Materials at MIT in 1987. She joined ASU Physics in 1991 to found ASU IBeAM.

Buseck is Regents Professor in ASU's Schools of Molecular Sciences and Earth and Space Exploration. His research interests are environmental/analytical geochemistry, cosmochemistry, and solid state geochemistry/mineralogy.

John Kouvetakis research interests include solid-state and molecular inorganic chemistry, as well as materials science of main group semiconductors.

Wang's research interests include thermal energy conversion, storage, and transport in nanostructured materials; thermoelectric power generation; thermal storage media; heat transfer, and phonon optics

Holman's research group at ASU focuses on new materials and device designs for high-efficiency silicon, CdTe, and silicon-based tandem solar cells.

Formicone's research interests span the broad area of solid-state RF and Microwave power amplifiers for communications, avionics, radars, defense and security applications.