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Research
Specialties of the Staff
Biophysics:
- B. Foy - modeling of
biological processes.
- T. Hangartner
(adjunct faculty) - medical imaging.
- N. Reo (adjunct faculty) - modeling
of biological processes.
Chemical Physics:
- J. Fox - Physics and chemistry
of ionospheres and thermospheres of earth and
planets, chemistry of minor ions and neutrals, airglow and auroras,
heating, atmospheric evolution.
- D. Petkie - molecular
spectroscopy, terahertz imaging, chemical sensing.
- T. Skinner - Nuclear
magnetic resonance.
Geophysics:
- N. Gershenzon
(adjunct faculty)
- A. Hunt - Electrical
properties of random media.
Percolation theory
- T. Skinner -
Percolation theory.
- Sarah Tebbens
- scaling phenomena.
Physics Education:
- B. Basista
- Undergraduate physics education, pre-service and in-service teacher
training, interactive and constructivist learning, curriculum
development, pedagogical research.
- K. Koenig
- Undergraduate physics education, pre-service and in-service teacher
training, curriculum development, pedagogical
research.
- N. Thompson - Undergraduate
physics education, pre-service and in-service teacher training,
curriculum development, pedagogical research.
Solid State Physics/Materials Science:
- G. Bambakidis
- Electrical properties of solids.
- J. Clark - Optical
characterization of solids, quantum electronics.
- J. Deibel
– Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy, ultrafast optics and
applications, electronic and optical properties of semiconductors and
nanostructures, and computational electromagnetics.
- Z. Fang - Semiconductor
materials and devices.
- G. Farlow
- Ion-solid interactions, Rutherford
backscattering spectroscopy, ion implantation, thin films.
- G. Kozlowski - High
temperature superconductivity, magnetic properties of materials,
metallic nanoparticles.
- L. Lew Yan Voon - electronic and optical properties of
semiconductors, nanostructures.
- D. Look - Electrical and
optical characterization of semiconductors.
- P. Yu - Optical
characterization of solids.
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