PandA People – Professor Emeriti
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Seymour S. Alpert, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of California at Berkeley Human metabolism: theoretical and experimental study of the macroscopic flow of energy in the human body and in animal obesity; metabolic scaling in growth; thermogenesis. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1966 - 1993 |
Contact Information sialpert1@juno.com |
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Charles L. Beckel, Professor Emeritus PhD, Johns Hopkins University, 1954 Theoretical molecular and solid-state physics. Biophysics. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1966 - 1994 |
Contact Information clbeckel@unm.edu |
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Howard C. Bryant, Professor Emeritus Research Professor of Physics and Astronomy PhD, University of Michigan, 1960 Experimental atomic physics: structure of the negative hydrogen ion. Nuclear and elementary-particle physics. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1960 - 1997 |
Contact Information P&A 178 277-3044 hzero@unm.edu |
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Colston Chandler, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of California at Berkeley, 1967 Scattering theory. Pion-nuclear physics. Atomic physics. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1966 - 1968, 1970 - 2004 |
Contact Information P&A 13 505-277-3416 chandler@unm.edu |
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Byron D. Dieterle, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of California at Berkeley, 1967 Experimental intermediate-energy physics, neutrino physics. Particle-physics instrumentation. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1970 - 1997 |
Contact Information dieter@unm.edu |
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Robert V. Duncan, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1988 Low-temperature physics and critical phenomena. Transport phenomena. Nonlinear science. Statistical physics. |
Contact Information P&A 1144 505-277-4507 duncan@unm.edu Homepage |
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Stephen A. Gregory, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Arizona, 1974 Extragalactic astronomy, galaxy clusters and superclusters, voids, image processing and redshifts. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1984 - 2006 |
Contact Information P&A 172 505-277-5228 sagregory@phys.unm.edu |
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McAllister H. Hull, Professor Emeritus PhD, Yale University, 1951 UNM Physics and Astronomy 1977 - 1989 |
Contact Information machull@unm.edu |
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David S. King, Professor Emeritus PhD, Indiana University, 1967 UNM Physics and Astronomy 1965 - 1992 |
Contact Information mary.king@gowebway.com |
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Christopher P. Leavitt, Professor Emeritus PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1952 UNM Physics and Astronomy 1956 - 1993 |
Contact Information cleavitt@unm.edu |
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John K. McIver, Professor Emeritus Senior Associate Vice President for Research and Economic Development PhD, University of Rochester, 1978 Laser physics and nonlinear optics. Quantum optics. Nonlinear science. |
Contact Information P&A 28 505-277-2616 jmciver@uidaho.edu |
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John A. Panitz, Professor Emeritus PhD, Pennsylvania State University, 1969 High-field microscopy, solid-liquid interfaces, tunneling phenomena. Biophysics. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1988 - 2004 |
Contact Information P&A 122 505-277-8488 panitz@unm.edu Homepage |
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R. Marcus Price, Professor Emeritus PhD, Australian National University, 1966 Astronomy: radio, optical, and infrared observations of galaxies and active galactic nuclei, distribution of galaxies and clusters of galaxies in the local universe. Physics and astronomy education: demonstrations and laboratories, hands-on science centers, application of technology to education. Radio spectrum management. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1979 - 2005 |
Contact Information P&A 1030 505-277-4742 rmprice@phys.unm.edu |
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Derek B. Swinson, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Alberta at Calgary, 1965 Cosmic-ray and high-energy astrophysics, solar and space physics. Accident reconstruction for vehicular and skiing accidents. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1965 - 1995 |
Contact Information dswinson@unm.edu Derek Swinson’s Greatest Hits! |
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David M. Wolfe, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Pennsylvania, 1966 Experimental intermediate-energy physics, rare decays. Particle-physics instrumentation. Biophysics. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1971 - 2001 |
Contact Information dwolfe@unm.edu |
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Michael Zeilik, Professor Emeritus PhD, Harvard University, 1976 Chromospherically active binary stars. Conceptual learning in physics and astronomy. Cultural astronomy in the U.S. Southwest. UNM Physics and Astronomy 1975 - 2005 |
Contact Information P&A 25 505-277-4442 zeilik@la.unm.edu The Field-tested Learning Assessment Guide (FLAG) |
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