Professor
I was born and raised in Queens, in the
shadows of Manhattan's towers, completing my rites of passage
by traveling daily 3 hours round trip on bus and subway to attend
Regis high school in Manhattan. My wife, Kathleen, is a native
of Brooklyn, daughter Lorraine was born in Nassau, and daughter
Michelle and son Eric were born in Suffolk, so we are truly a
Long Island family.
After completing my college and graduate studies in various places
throughout New York State, I spent some time at Brookhaven National
Laboratory sharpening my research skills. Before coming to Milwaukee
in 1993, we lived for 12 years in Flint, Michigan, the birth place
of General Motors.
My research interests include developing and studying models for
many-body dynamic processes with a view to understanding transport
processes in dense fluids and the nature of irreversibility in
many body dynamics.
Teaching Fields
- Electricity & Magnetism
- Atomic Physics
- Origins of the Universe
Office
Location & Contact
Office
Hours
Teaching
Schedule
- PHYS 132, MWF 2:00 - 2:50 p.m. Room WW228
