David Pine
Research Description
I am interested in soft mesoscopic materials, including colloids, emulsions, polymers, surfactant solutions, non-Brownian suspensions, and gels. I have used and developed light scattering techniques, especially multiple light scattering (duffusing-wave spectroscopy) to study the structure and dynamics of colloids and other materials. My current research covers a variety of topics, including self assembly, DNA-coated colloids, colloidal swimmers, lock-and-key colloids, random organization, and colloidal glasses.
Positions
Professor (Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering)
New York University
2021
Silver Professor (Physics)
New York University
2005
Chair (Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering)
New York University
2014
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2021
Professor (Chemical Engineering)
University of California Santa Barbara
1995
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2005
Professor (Materials)
University of California, Santa Barbara
1995
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2005
Staff Physicist (Corporate Research)
Exxon Research & Engineering Company
1990
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1995
Assistant Professor (Physics)
Haverford College
1984
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1989
Postdoctoral Researcher (Physics)
University of Pittsburgh
1982
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1984
Education
PhD (Physics)
Cornell University
1982