PandA Faculty Directory: A - D

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University of New Mexico Department of Physics and Astronomy Academic Faculty Directory A - D
	Harjit S. Ahluwalia, Professor Ph.D., Gujarat University, 1960 Cosmic-ray and high-energy astrophysics, solar and space physics, plasma physics; nuclear electronics.	Office: P&A 178 (505) 277-2941 hsa@unm.edu
	Bernd Bassalleck, Professor Chair, Department of Physics and Astronomy Ph.D., Universität Karlsruhe, 1977 Experimental nuclear and particle physics: strangeness physics, rare K-decays, CP violation, and spin physics at RHIC/PHENIX.	Office: P&A Chairman (505) 277-1517 bossek@unm.edu NEWS FROM THE CHMN.
	Steven R. J. Brueck, Professor Primary appointment as Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering; Director, Center for High Technology Materials Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1971 Solid-state devices, optical properties of solids.	Office: CHTM (505) 272-7800 brueck@chtm.unm.edu
	John A. Caffo, Lecturer M.S., Air Force Institute of Technology, 1969	Office: P&A 23 (505) 277-3335 jcaffo@panda1.phys.unm.edu
	Kevin E. Cahill, Professor Ph.D., Harvard University, 1967 Particle theory, lattice-gauge theory. Medical physics.	Office: P&A 176 (505) 277-5318 cahill@unm.edu
	David Cardimona, Lecturer Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1984 Theory and design of infrared quantum-well devices, including optical coupling schemes, bandgap engineering, and new materials. Quantum dots. Quantum optics. Nonlinear optics.	Office: AFRL Phillips (505) 846-5807 dave.cardimona@kirtland.af.mil
	Carlton M. Caves, Professor Ph.D., California Institute of Technology, 1979 Quantum information theory and quantum computation. Theory of open quantum systems and decoherence. Nonlinear dynamics and quantum chaos. Theoretical quantum optics.	Office: P&A 19 (505) 277-8674 caves@phys.unm.edu Homepage
	Colston Chandler, Professor Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley, 1967 Scattering theory. Pion-nuclear physics. Atomic physics.	Office: P&A 13 (505) 277-3416 chandler@unm.edu
	Ivan H. Deutsch, Associate Professor Ph.D., University of California at Berkeley, 1992 Quantum optics/atomic physics: laser cooling and trapping, optical lattices, quantum computation, coherent control, quantum dissipative systems. Nonlinear optics, optical solitons, photon fluids.	Office: P&A 24 (505) 277-1502 ideutsch@phys.unm.edu Homepage
	Jean-Claude Diels, Professor Ph.D., University of Brussels, 1973 Laser physics and nonlinear optics, ultrafast phenomena. High-resolution spectroscopy and imaging, adaptive optics and interferometry. Laser-induced discharges and plasmas. Laser gyros and related sensing of displacements, index of refraction, magnetic and electric fields.	Office: P&A 124 (505) 277-4026 jcdiels@unm.edu Homepage
	Kathryn Dimiduk, Lecturer Ph.D., Stanford University, 1983 Science education: leader of UNM team for Constructing Physics Understanding project. Device processing of compound semiconductors.	Office: P&A 8 (505) 277-4084 dimiduk@unm.edu
	Robert V. Duncan, Professor Ph.D., University of California at Santa Barbara, 1988 Associate Dean of Research for the College of Arts and Sciences (2002) Low-temperature physics and critical phenomena. Transport phenomena. Nonlinear science. Statistical physics.	Office: P&A 1144 (505) 277-4507 duncan@unm.edu Homepage
	David H. Dunlap, Professor Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1987 Transport and tunneling phenomena, hopping transport, disordered materials, molecular solids.	Office: P&A 14 (505) 277-2120 dunlap@unm.edu
	Nebojsa Duric, Professor Ph.D., University of Toronto, 1984 Cosmic-ray and high-energy astrophysics, extragalactic astronomy, galactic astronomy, radio astronomy. Adaptive optics and interferometry.	Office: P&A 180 (505) 277-5238 duric@phys.unm.edu Homepage

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