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Nicholas P. Breznay PhD from Stanford University Condensed matter physics |
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Chih-Yung Chen PhD from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Solid-state physics, high-T superconductors and semiconductors |
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Thomas D. Donnelly PhD from University of California at Berkeley High-intensity laser physics and fluid dynamics |
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James C. Eckert PhD from University of Southern California Magnetic thin films |
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Ann A. Esin PhD from Harvard University Astrophysics |
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Jason Gallicchio PhD from Harvard University Experimental cosmology |
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Sharon Gerbode PhD from Cornell University Soft condensed matter |
Mark Ilton from Soft condensed matter physics |
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Theresa W. Lynn PhD from California Institute of Technology Quantum optics and quantum information science |
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Gregory A. Lyzenga PhD from California Institute of Technology Geophysics and solar system astronomy |
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Peter N. Saeta PhD from Harvard University Ultrafast physics, semiconductors, photovoltaics, energy and environment |
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Vatche Sahakian PhD from University of Chicago Theoretical physics, including string theory and cosmology |
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Brian Shuve PhD from Harvard University Particle physics |
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Patricia D. Sparks PhD from Cornell University Solid state physics, including study of the optical properties of metals and interfaces |
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John S. Townsend PhD from Johns Hopkins University Theoretical particle physics |
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Liz W. Connolly PhD from California Institute of Technology Quantum optics |
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Sarah R. Nichols PhD from Stony Brook University Ultrafast phenomena |
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Michael C. Storrie-Lombardi MD from University of Florida Astrobiology |
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B.J. Haddad Laboratory and Stockroom Manager Office: Jacobs B122 |
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Alison Rauchfuss Administrative Assistant Office: Keck 1234 |
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Pete Sanchez Electronics Technician
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Paul Stovall Machinist Office: Galileo B5 |
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Richard C. Haskell PhD from Johns Hopkins University Biophysics |
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Thomas Helliwell PhD from California Institute of Technology General relativity |
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Daniel C. Petersen PhD from Harvard University Biophysics, including physical properties of membranes, optical coherence microscopy; chaos |
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Robert P. Wolf PhD from 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 |
