Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Education
- 1996, Bachelor's Degree, Physics, New York University
- Doctoral Degree, Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Biography
Ph.D. in Physics, 2002, MIT, Cambridge, MA .
Prof. Cronin received his Ph.D in physics at MIT in 2002, after working in Professor Mildred Dresselhaus' research group measuring the transport properties of nanowires and quantum well structures. He subsequently conducted his post-doctoral research measuring single molecule optical spectroscopy and electron transport of individual carbon nanotubes at Harvard University with Professor Michael Tinkham.
Research Summary
Prof. Cronin's research includes optical spectroscopy and electron transport of individual carbon nanotubes and graphene, as well as plasmon resonant enhancement of catalytic processes for solar fuel production.
Steve Cronin Research Summary
Awards
- 2010 Univeristy of Southern California USC Viterbi School of Engineering Junior Faculty Research Award
- 2009 National Science Foundation NSF CAREER Award
- 2007 USC Stevens Institute for Innovation USC Stevens Curriculum Innovation Award
- 2007 Air Force AFOSR Young Investigator Award
- 2006 USC James H. Zumberge Research and Innovation Award
- 2006 Powell Foundation Powell Foundation Research Award
- 1995 New York University Grainger Brown Physics Award
- 1995 New York University Sigma Pi Sigma Honor Society
- 1994 New York University Sigma Pi Sigma Book Prize,
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