The Griffin Group
We are a research group based in the Materials Science Division and Molecular Foundry at Berkeley Lab.
A multidisciplinary theory and computation group that solves the most fun materials challenges ranging from future technologies to high-energy physics.
A key open question in cosmology is the nature of dark matter, and in particular, its direct detection. MORE…
The inevitable slowing down of Moore’s law will be a key hurdle for developing the next-generation of microelectronics. Spintronic and multiferroic materials have emerged as leading contenders for our future electronics. MORE…
“Quantum materials” is the term given to a new paradigm in condensed matter physics – encompassing materials with exotic physical properties that have potential technological importance. MORE…
Many high-energy theories require large, expensive equipment like the Large Hadron Collider at CERN to test their predictions. Furthermore, some would require us to repeat the Big Bang in the laboratory – an impossible task.
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The Griffin Group is led by Sinéad Griffin and encompasses research at the boundaries of physics, material science, chemistry and computation.