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Jay A. Austin, Assistant Professor.
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, 1999.
jaustin@d.umn.edu, 218-726-8773, 352 MWAH and 209 RLB.
Circulation, transport, and air-sea interaction in the coastal zone.
Photo of Casserberg Bo R. Casserberg, Associate Professor Emeritus.
Ph.D., Princeton University, 1968.
bcasserb@d.umn.edu, 218-726-8247, 352 MWAH.
Electron spin resonance of paramagnetic ions in solids; classical mechanics and electromagnetism.
Photo of Gran Richard W. Gran, Assistant Professor.
Ph.D., University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 2002.
rgran@d.umn.edu, 218-726-7096, 382 MWAH.
High energy and cosmic ray physics.
Photo of Habig Alec T. Habig, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies.
Ph.D., Indiana University, 1996.
habig@neutrino.d.umn.edu, 218-726-7214, 384 MWAH.
High-energy particle astrophysics; neutrino oscillations and mass.
Photo of Hiller John R. Hiller, Professor.
Ph.D., University of Maryland, 1980.
jhiller@d.umn.edu, 218-726-7594, 374 MWAH.
Nonperturbative calculation of bound-state properties in quantum field theory; computational and theoretical particle physics.
Photo of Jordan Thomas F. Jordan, Professor Emeritus.
Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1962.
tjordan@d.umn.edu, 218-726-7213, 358 MWAH.
General relativity and quantum mechanics.
Sergei Katsev, Assistant Professor.
Ph.D., University of Ottawa, 2002, Physics.
skatsev@d.umn.edu, 218-726-6057, 230D RLB and 358 MWAH.
Physics, chemistry, and biology underwater.
Photo of Maps Jonathan Maps, Assistant Professor and Interim Head.
Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, 1982.
jmaps@d.umn.edu, 218-726-8125, 378 MWAH.
Experimental condense matter; scanned probe microscopy.
Photo of Sydor Michael Sydor, Professor.
Ph.D., University of New Mexico, 1964.
msydor@d.umn.edu, 218-726-7205, 376 MWAH.
Solid-state physics of surfaces; photoconductivity in solids; optics and remote sensing of particulates in lakes.
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