Dr. Joel Kagan, Department Chair, Associate Professor of Mathematics
BA, Rutgers College of South Jersey; MS, PhD, Stevens Institute of Technology.

E-mail : Dr. Kagan

Dr. Howard Goldick, Associate Professor Emeritus of Physics
BS, Clarkson College of Technology; MS, PhD, Syracuse University

E-mail : Dr. Goldick

Dr. Laurence Gould, Professor of Physics
BS, Carnegie-Mellon University; MA, PhD, Temple University

Research Interests: mathematical physics and science education, symbolic computational physics, a critical analysis of global warming, the foundations of quantum theory, and the history of science. Gould is also Chairman of the Executive Board of the International Symmetry Association and was Chair (2004) of the New England Section of the American Physical Society.

E-mail : Dr. Gould

Dr. James McDonald, Assistant Professor of Physics
BS, Clarkson University; PhD, University of Connecticut

Research Interests: low-energy nuclear physics as applied to the Standard Solar Model, including collaborations at the University of Connecticut, Duke University, Yale University, UniversitŽ Catholique de Louvain in Belgium, and the Weizmann Institute in Israel. Secondary: applied photonics and the use of lasers in manufacturing including collaboration with the College of Engineering, Technology, and Architecture and the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology.

E-mail : Dr. McDonald

Dr. Manfred Striefler, Associate Professor of Physics and Computer Science
BS, SUNY at Buffalo; MS, Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute; PhD, University of Nebraska
Research Interests: Condensed matter with focus on lattice dynamics as a function of temperature and pressure applied to geophysics and phase transitions in minerals.

E-mail : Dr. Striefler

Dr. Hashini Mohottala, Dr. Hashini Mohottala: Assistant professor of Physics
BS University of Peradeniya Sri Lanka: MS & PhD, University of Connecticut

Research interest: Condensed matter experimental Physics. Focus on the local properties of highly correlated electron systems, such as high temperature superconductors. Interested in studying both bulk materials and thin films. Some of the experimental probes used to study these internal properties are SQUID magnetometer, muon spin rotation and diffraction studies. Hashini collaborates with the condensed matter research group at the University of Connecticut.

E-mail : Dr. Mohottala

Ms. Beverly Carrier, Office Coordinator

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Ms. Paula Poplawski, Office Coordinator

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