PandA People – Faculty E–K
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Douglas Fields, Associate Professor PhD, Indiana University, 1991 High energy-density nuclear physics, high-energy spin physics. Collider instrumentation. Physics education. |
Contact Information P&A 1148 505-277-1466 fields@unm.edu Homepage |
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Murray Gell-Mann, University Professor PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1951 Complex systems, measures of complexity. Decoherent histories in quantum mechanics. |
Contact Information P&A 11 505-277-7388 Santa Fe Institute 505-946-2744 mgm@santafe.edu Homepage |
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Michael S. Gold, Professor PhD, University of California at Berkeley, 1986 High-energy collider physics, fundamental interactions and supersymmetry, new particle searches, rare decays. Particle-physics instrumentation. |
Contact Information P&A 1111/131 505-277-2086 mgold@unm.edu Homepage |
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Philip H. Heintz, Professor Primary appointment as Professor of Radiology PhD, University of Washington, 1971 Biomedical Physics |
Contact Information Department of Radiology University Hospital 505-272-2269 pheintz@salud.unm.edu |
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Patricia A. Henning, Professor Director, Institute for Astrophysics Associate Chair for Undergraduate Affairs PhD, University of Maryland, 1990 Extragalactic astronomy, radio astronomy, galaxy clusters and superclusters, material content of cosmic voids. |
Contact Information P&A 1165 505-277-3166 henning@phys.unm.edu |
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Ravinder Jain, Professor Primary appointment as Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering PhD, University of California at Berkeley, 1974 Solid-state devices, quantum electronics, optoelectronics. |
Contact Information EECE 110 505-272-7842 jain@chtm.unm.edu Homepage |
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V.M. Kenkre, Distinguished Professor Director, Consortium of the Americas for Interdisciplinary Science PhD, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1971 Statistical physics. Nonlinear science. Mathematical biology and theory of the spread of epidemics. Quantum transport and tunneling phenomena. Bose-Einstein Condensation. Materials theory. |
Contact Information P&A 35 505-277-4846 kenkre@unm.edu Homepage |
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Steven J. Koch, Assistant Professor PhD, Cornell University, 2003 Experimental single-molecule biophysics: optical and magnetic tweezers, micro and nanofabricated devices for mechanical manipulation of biomolecules. |
Contact Information P&A 1160 505-272-7822 sjkoch@unm.edu Homepage |
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