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<h1>NREL's Solid State Theory Group:<br> An Overview</h1>

<p align="left">The <a href="index.html">Solid State Theory (SST) Group</a> at
<a href="http://nrel.gov">NREL</a> was established in 1978 under
the direction of Alex Zunger. The group consists of four regular staff plus anywhere from
five to eight post docs, research associates and visiting scientists. This group has
hosted and trained 31 post doctoral fellows (visit our web page entitled
<a href="personnel/pastmem.html">&quot;Where Are They Now?&quot;</a>)
and published over 300 papers in refereed journals (search our publications at
our web page entitled <a href="publications/publications.html">&quot;Publications
by Subject&quot;</a>) including <a href="publications/physrev.html">over than 40 in
<em>Physical Review Letters</em> and almost 50 in <em>Rapid Communications</em></a>,
and delivered over 80 invited talks at major conferences
around the world (including 7 at <a href="publications/aps_talks.pdf">APS March
Meetings</a>). The SST Group's main areas of
research include (but are not limited to): </p>

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  <li>Theory of Photovoltaic Semiconductors</li>
  <li>Statistical &amp; Electronic Theory of Metal and Semiconductor Alloys</li>
  <li>Semiconductor Nanostructures</li>
  <li>Computational Methods in First-Principles Theories&nbsp;&nbsp; </li>
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<p align="left">Sources of Funding include (see <a href="funding/funding.html">
&quot;Sources of Funding</a>&quot;): </p>

<ul>
  <li>DOE, Office of Energy Efficiency</li>
  <li>DOE, Office of Science, Division of Materials Science</li>
</ul>

<p>Computer facilities include sixteen SGI &quot;Origin 2000&quot; processors, four IBM
RISC workstations, and access to NERSC T3E.</p>

<p>For information on employment please visit our web page about available
<a href="postdoc/postdoc.html">postdoc positions</a>.</p>
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	<h1>NREL's Solid State Theory Group:<br> An Overview</h1>

	<p align="left">The <a href="index.html">Solid State Theory (SST) Group</a> at
	<a href="http://nrel.gov">NREL</a> was established in 1978 under
	the direction of Alex Zunger. The group consists of four regular staff plus anywhere from
	five to eight post docs, research associates and visiting scientists. This group has
	hosted and trained 31 post doctoral fellows (visit our web page entitled
	<a href="personnel/pastmem.html">"Where Are They Now?"</a>)
	and published over 300 papers in refereed journals (search our publications at
	our web page entitled <a href="publications/publications.html">"Publications
	by Subject"</a>) including <a href="publications/physrev.html">over than 40 in
	<em>Physical Review Letters</em> and almost 50 in <em>Rapid Communications</em></a>,
	and delivered over 80 invited talks at major conferences
	around the world (including 7 at <a href="publications/aps_talks.pdf">APS March
	Meetings</a>). The SST Group's main areas of
	research include (but are not limited to): </p>

	<ul>
	<li>Theory of Photovoltaic Semiconductors</li>
	<li>Statistical & Electronic Theory of Metal and Semiconductor Alloys</li>
	<li>Semiconductor Nanostructures</li>
	<li>Computational Methods in First-Principles Theories   </li>
	</ul>

	<p align="left">Sources of Funding include (see <a href="funding/funding.html">
	"Sources of Funding</a>"): </p>

	<ul>
	<li>DOE, Office of Energy Efficiency</li>
	<li>DOE, Office of Science, Division of Materials Science</li>
	</ul>

	<p>Computer facilities include sixteen SGI "Origin 2000" processors, four IBM
	RISC workstations, and access to NERSC T3E.</p>

	<p>For information on employment please visit our web page about available
	<a href="postdoc/postdoc.html">postdoc positions</a>.</p>
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