I teach introductory physics with calculus for engineering
students and advanced experimental physics for physics majors and graduate
students. For a look at current course materials click on the top left link.
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My research ranges from spintronics to fuel cell materials
with emphasis on nanostructures. Results include numerous publications and
presentations and an ever increasing list of alumni who have found gainful
employment in industy and academia. Generous grant support from the US
Department of Defense, US Department of Energy and the National Science
Foundation is greatly appreciated. PowerPoint presentations of recent work can
be viewed by clicking on the above links. For an abstract of my research click on
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In addition to serving on departmental and college-wide
committees, I also contribute to the international scientific community by
regularly reviewing journal articles (2-3 per month) and funding proposals (2-3
per year). As the chair-elect of the Magnetic Interfaces and Nanostructures
Division of the AVS Science and Technology Society, I am involved with
organizing the divisional symposium at the October 2008 International AVS
Meeting in Boston.
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