Bennett works in experimental surface science to study ultra-thin films and self-assembled nanostructures.

Nemanich's research group has applied advanced microscopy and spectroscopy techniques to characterize the growth and properties of thin film interfaces and nanostructures.

Ernst Bauer main contributions are: classification of thin film growth and nucleation mechanisms and his invention in 1962 of the Low Energy Electron Microscopy (LEEM), which came to fruition in 1985.

Singh's research focuses on accelerating materials discovery, synthesis, and application using first-principles theory and computations.

Materials scientist with interests in linking structural chemistry and thermodynamics of bulk and nano chalcogenides with geological and industrial applications to provide a better understanding of the fundamental principles of the Universe.