Tulane University Physics Department   New Orleans, LA

The Department of Physics at Tulane University offers programs leading to a Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy. Many of our undergraduate majors are dual majors, receiving joint degrees in fields such as pre-medicine, law, engineering, business, philosophy, psychology, mathematics, biology and art. This opens a broad range of career choices. Graduate programs include research in condensed matter physics (theory and experiment), atomic, molecular and optical physics (theory and experiment), materials properties (theory and experiment), nuclear physics (theory and experiment), mathematical physics, relativity (theory), biophysics (theory and experiment) and surface science (experiment).

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Full Time Faculty

• Ulrike Diebold
• Jeff Gardner
• David Ederer
• Alan Goodman
• James Maclaren
• Jim McGuire
• Mark Millonas
• John Perdew
• Dan Purrington
• Wayne Reed, Current Chairman
• George Rosensteel
• Frank Tipler

Research in the Department

	Atomic, Molecular and Optical	Jeff Gardner (experiment)
	Material Science	Ulrike Diebold (experiment)
	Nuclear Physics	Alan Goodman (theory) Dan Purrington (theory)
	Mathematical Physics	George Rosensteel (theory)
	Relativity	Frank Tipler (theory)
	Biophysics	Mark Millonas (theory and experiment) Wayne Reed (experiment)