Alain Brizard

(Ph.D., Princeton, 1990) Associate Professor of Physics

Department of Chemistry and Physics
Saint Michael's College, Box 254
One Winooski Park, Colchester, VT 05439
Email: abrizard@smcvt.edu

Christopher G. Levey

(Ph.D., Wisconsin, 1984) Laser Spectroscopy, thin film growth and patterning, micromachining.

Office: 217 Cummings
Phone: (603) 646-2071
Email: Christopher.Levey@Dartmouth.EDU

William Lotko

(Ph.D., Physics, University of California, Los Angeles 1981) Geospace environment; space plasma physics, modeling, simulation; electromagnetic fields and waves.

Office: 217b Cummings
Phone: (603) 646-3485
Email: William.Lotko@Dartmouth.edu

Robert A. Naumann

( Ph.D. Princeton, 1953 ) Adjunct Professor; Professor Emeritus Chemistry and Physics, PrincetonUniversity. Nuclear spectroscopy; muonic atoms

Email: Robert.A.Naumann@Dartmouth.EDU

Brian W. Pogue

(Ph.D., Medical Physics, McMaster University (Canada) 1996) Biomedical optics and lasers; medical imaging; image guided spectroscopy of cancer; photodynamic therapy; modeling of tumor pathophysiology and contrast

Phone: (603) 646-3861
Email: Brian.Pogue@Dartmouth.edu

Petia M. Vlahovska

(Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Yale University 2003) Rheology of complex fluids; interfacial fluid dynamics; cellular biomechanics.

Phone: (603) 646-9922
Email: Petia.Vlahovska@Dartmouth.edu

Yorke Brown

(Ph.D., University of Virginia, 1979) Professor Brown has worked in the areas of low temperature physics, psychophysics of vehicle simulation, motion control engineering, and astronomical instrumentation.

Office: 241 Wilder
Phone: (603) 646-2962
Email: yorke.brown@dartmouth.edu

Richard Selesnick

(PhD, MIT, 1988) Radiation belt, planetary magnetospheres, solar energetic particles, cosmic rays.

Office:
Phone:
Email: rselesnick@gmail.com