Professor Emeritus of Physics

Education: 

Ph.D., 1969, University of Chicago

Fields of Study: 

• Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
• High Energy Physics

Research Interests: 

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Classification: Primary Faculty

Education: MA in Physics, 1988, Washington University in St. Louis

Fields of Study: Astrophysics and Cosmology

Research Interests: Foundations of Theoretical Physics, Astrophysics

Honors and Awards: 

Gerald J. Swanson Prize for Teaching Excellence, University of Arizona, April 30, 2021 

Distinguished Early-Career Teaching Award, College of Letters, Arts and Science, University of Arizona, September 14, 2010

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Education: 

D Sc (PhD),1959 University of Uppsala, Sweden

Fields of Study: Nuclear Physics

Research Interests: 

Nuclear Many Body Problems, Quantum Transport, Cold Atoms.Plasmas

Selected Publications: 

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Education: 

Ph.D., 1965, Univerisity of Wisconsin

Director B2 Institute
Regents' Professor Emeritus of Physics and Optical Sciences

Education: 

Ph.D., 1974, Ecole Polytechnique

Research Interests: 

Research interests: Theoretical AMO physics. Current interests concentrate on cavity quantum electrodynamics, matter-wave optics, and on the physics of quantum-degenerate atomic and molecular systems, including most recently Bose-Einstein condensation, ultracold polar molecules and coupled Bose-Fermi systems.

Retired Professor of Physics

Education: PhD, 1978, Massachussets Institute of Technology

Fields of Study: Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Education: Ph.D. Princeton University 1978

Fields of Study: High Energy Physics

Research Interests: 

Numerical Simulation of Quantum Chromodynamics. Our aim is to calculate the hadronic factors in elementary particle processes, both to learn about the structure of the elementary particles and to determine fundamental parameters of the standard model.

Selected Publications: 

Professor Emeritus of Physics

Education: 

Ph.D., 1965, University of Chicago

Fields of Study: 

• Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
• Astrophysics and Cosmology

Research Interests: 

Current research interests include measurements of the electronic structure in heavy-fermion metals and oxide superconductors using quantum oscillatory phenomena in high magnetic fields.