Michael Pepper
Michael Pepper · Science & Medicine
Physicist; semiconductor nanostructures and quantum transport
1942, London, England
United Kingdom · University of Cambridge · University College London
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Sir Michael Pepper is a British physicist known for pioneering work on semiconductor nanostructures and low-dimensional quantum transport, including foundational experiments on the quantum Hall effect and quantised conductance in one-dimensional channels. He worked at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge and later at University College London. He is Jewish.
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Physicist; semiconductor nanostructures and quantum transport
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