B. W. Veal is affiliated with Argonne National Laboratory in the United States. Their scientific work primarily involves research in physics, with a focus on photoemission studies of transition and actinide metal compounds.
Their research has also included seminal studies and innovations related to the YBCO family of cuprate high-temperature superconductors.
In 2001, Veal was awarded the title of Fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) for significant contributions to the field. The citation specifically noted accomplishments in photoemission studies and work on YBCO superconductors.
J. D. Jorgensen;B. W. Veal;A. P. Paulikas;L. J. Nowicki
A. G. McKale;B. W. Veal;A. P. Paulikas;S. K. Chan
C. G. Olson;R. Liu;A. B. Yang;D. W. Lynch
J. D. Jorgensen;B. W. Veal;W. K. Kwok;G. W. Crabtree
B. W. Veal;A. P. Paulikas;Hoydoo You;Hao Shi
S. L. Cooper;D. Reznik;A. Kotz;M. A. Karlow
C. G. Olson;R. Liu;David W. Lynch;R. S. List
B. W. Veal;W. K. Kwok;A. Umezawa;G. W. Crabtree
U. Welp;J. A. Fendrich;W. K. Kwok;G. W. Crabtree
BW Veal;H You;AP Paulikas;H Shi
U Welp;S Fleshler;WK Kwok;RA Klemm
A. J. Arko;R. S. List;R. J. Bartlett;S. W. Cheong
S. Sadewasser;J. S. Schilling;A. P. Paulikas;B. W. Veal
Shaked H;Veal Bw;Faber J;Hitterman Rl
Ming Lei;J. L. Sarrao;William M. Visscher;T. M. Bell
J.D. Jorgensen;H. Shaked;D.G. Hinks;B. Dabrowski
D. J. Lam;B. W. Veal;Donald E Ellis
G. W. Crabtree;J. Z. Liu;A. Umezawa;W. K. Kwok
H. Claus;S. Yang;A.P. Paulikas;J.W. Downey
J.C. Rife;R.N. Dexter;P.M. Bridenbaugh;B.W. Veal
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