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Michael Fogler is a Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of California, San Diego. His research interests are not specified in the available information. Fogler's profile page provides contact details and institutional information but does not include additional details about his academic background or specific research contributions.
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Michael M Fogler is a researcher in condensed-matter physics, focusing on the study of polaritons, graphene plasmonics, and two-dimensional materials. His work explores the optical and electronic properties of graphene and van der Waals materials, including boron nitride, with an emphasis on phenomena such as hyperbolic metamaterials, plasmon confinement, and exciton interactions. Fogler's research also investigates the behavior of two-dimensional electron liquids and the electronic structure of bilayer graphene. His publications highlight the use of infrared spectroscopy and nanoscopy techniques to probe these systems at the nanoscale. His contributions span both fundamental and applied aspects of condensed-matter physics, particularly in the context of nanophotonics and quantum materials.