Professor of Physics and Applied Physics
Geballe Laboratory for Advanced Materials
McCullough Bldg., Room. 361
(650) 723-3847
Email: aharonk@stanford.edu
Website: http://www.stanford.edu/~aharonk/

Professional Experience and Honors

• B.A. 1975, Tel-Aviv University
• Ph.D., 1983 Tel-Aviv University
• Weizmann fellow and Institute Fellow
• Institute for Polymers and Organic Solids, Associate Member
• Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1983-85
• Assistant Professor of Applied Physics, Stanford University 1985-90
• Associate Professor of Applied Physics, Stanford University, 1990-94
• Associate Professor of Physics, Stanford University, 1993-94
• Professor of Applied Physics and of Physics, 1994-present
• Fellow of the American Physical Society, 1995
• Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow
• Presidential Young Investigator Award
• IBM Faculty Development Award
• TRW Faculty Assistanship Award

Research Interests
Condensed matter physics; Physics of low-dimensional systems; Disordered and Strongly correlated electron systems; Superconductivity, magnetism, quantum phase transitions.

Use of condensed matter techniques for general physics measurements; Measurement of gravity at sub-mm length-scales.

• Experimental Condensed Matter
• Superconductivity
• Physics of Disordered Systems
• Gravity at short distance