The Physics Department has a wide range of research opportunities available for both undergraduate and graduate students interested in pursuing research. The topics are very diverse spanning the range from nanoparticles, soft condensed matter research, water filtration, laser and phonon physics, new materials for solar energy conversion, optics and holography, remote sensing, colliding black holes, young sun-like stars, and more, just ask or email one of our faculty.
Dr. Huong Nguyen: Nanoscience, Nanotechnology, and Exciton Physics
Dr. Ralph Oberly: Optics, Holography, and Remote Sensing
Dr. Thomas Wilson: Laser and Phonon Physics
Dr. Maria Babiuc-Hamilton: Gravitation, Relativity and Numerical Physics
Dr. Xiaojuan Fan: Photovoltaic Devices and Thin Film Solar Cells
Dr. Jon Saken: Optical Astronomy, Young Solar-type Stars
Dr. Sean P. McBride: Soft Condensed Matter Research
Dr. Curtis Foltz: http://science.marshall.edu/foltzc/
Dr. Howard Richards: Computational Physics, Monte Carlo, and Ising Model
Contact Dr. Sachiko McBride (mcbridesa@marshall.edu) if you have trouble accessing the Physics Department website or experience errors. Questions about the content can be addressed to Dr. Sean McBride (mcbrides@marshall.edu).
