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Chih-Yung Chen
Associate Professor (1990)
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Solid-state physics, including electromagnetic and optical properties of high-temperature superconductors and semiconductors
Keck 1237, 909-607-3264, cychen@hmc.edu |
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Liz W. Connolly
Visiting Professor (2007)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology (pending)
Quantum optics
wilcut@hmc.com |
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Ken Cooper
Visiting Professor (2009)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
Condensed matter physics
818-354-4371, ken.b.cooper@jpl.nasa.gov |
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Thomas D. Donnelly
Professor (1997)
Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley
Experimental ultrafast physics and fluid dynamics
Keck 1239, 909-607-1843, donnelly@hmc.edu |
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James C. Eckert
Professor (1980)
Ph.D., University of Southern California
Magnetic materials and magnetic heterostructures
Keck 1226, 909-607-2726, eckert@hmc.edu |
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Adam Edwards
Assistant Professor (2008)
Ph.D., Stanford University
Experimental particle physics
Keck 1233, Adam_Edwards@hmc.edu |
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Ann Esin
Associate Professor (2001)
Ph.D., Harvard University
Theoretical astrophysics and observational astronomy
Keck 1245, 909-621-8875, Ann_Esin@hmc.edu |
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David Garofalo
Visiting Professor (2009)
Ph.D., University of Maryland, College Park
Astronomy
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Richard C. Haskell
Professor (1980)
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
Biophysics and biomedical optics, including imaging of biological tissue, optical coherence microscopy/tomography, developmental biology of plants and animals
Keck 1243, 909-607-2768, Richard_Haskell@hmc.edu |
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Theresa W. Lynn
Assistant Professor (2004)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
Quantum optics and atomic physics
Keck 1231, 909-607-4493, Theresa_Lynn@hmc.edu |
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Gregory A. Lyzenga
Professor (1990)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
Geophysics, including observational study of crustal deformation and earthquakes using geodetic, seismological and gravimetric methods; computer simulation of tectonic processes. Solar system astronomy.
Keck 1241, 909-621-8378, lyzenga@hmc.edu |
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Peter N. Saeta
Professor (1995)
Ph.D., Harvard University
Nonlinear optics, condensed matter, ultrafast phenomena, solar energy conversion
Keck 1247, 909-607-3939, saeta@hmc.edu |
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Vatche Sahakian
Assistant Professor (2003)
Ph.D., University of Chicago
String theory
Jacobs 1224, 909-607-4592, Vatche_Sahakian@hmc.edu |
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Patricia D. Sparks
Professor (1989)
Ph.D., Cornell University
Solid state physics, including study of the optical properties of metals and interfaces
Keck 1238, 909-607-4038, sparks@hmc.edu |
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John S. Townsend
Professor and Chair (1975)
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
Theoretical particle physics; quantum field theory
Keck 1232, 909-607-3281, townsend@hmc.edu |
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Robert Treuhaft
Visiting Professor (2007)
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
Electromagnetic modeling of the remote sensing of forests for carbon-cycle dynamics. Experimental tests of the remote sensing of vegetation structure of tropical forests using interferometric radar and lidar. Modeling and measurement of the ocean surface
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 138-2, 818-354-6216, robert_treuhaft@hmc.edu |
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Graydon Bell
Emeritus Professor (1957)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
Atomic physics
Keck 1236, 909-607-4195, Graydon_Bell@hmc.edu |
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Thomas M. Helliwell
Emeritus Professor (1962)
Ph.D., California Institute of Technology
Theoretical general relativity, relativistic astrophysics, and cosmology; the foundations of quantum theory
Keck 1236, 909-607-4195, helliwell@hmc.edu |
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Daniel C. Petersen
Emeritus Professor (1974)
Ph.D., Harvard University
Biophysics, including physical properties of membranes, optical coherence microscopy; chaos
Keck 1233, 909-607-2087, petersen@hmc.edu |
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Joseph B. Platt
Emeritus Professor (1955)
Ph.D., University of Rochester
History, particle physics and accelerator design
Keck 1229, 909-621-8056, Joseph_Platt@hmc.edu |
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Robert P. Wolf
Emeritus Professor (1963)
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Energy resources, especially solar energy, environmental effects; Nonlinear phenomena, including chaotic behavior; computer modeling; Solid state physics, especially low-temperature phase transitions
Keck 1236, 909-607-4195, wolf@hmc.edu |
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