Education
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PhD, Catholic University of America, 1969
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MS, John Carroll University, 1966
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BS, University of Maryland, 1962
Employment
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The University of Arizona: Department of Materials Science and
Engineering; Department Head and Professor, 2000-present.
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University of Florida: Department of Materials Science and
Engineering, Professor, 1984-2000; Department of Physics, Affiliate
Professor, 1989-2000.
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Catholic University of America: Department of Physics, Professor,
1979-1984; Vitreous State Laboratory, Adjunct Associate Professor,
1974-1979.
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National Bureau of Standards: Senior Physicist, 1966-1974.
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NASA, Lewis Research Center: Research Physicist, 1962-1966.
Awards and Honors
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Florida Chapter of Alpha Sigma Mu, Excellence in Engineering
Teaching Award, 1991-1992
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Ford Motor Company, Outstanding Research Award, 1994, 1995, and
1996
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Greaves Walker Honor Roll, 1996
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American Ceramic Society, Fellow
Research
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Quantum-size effects in the optical properties of semiconductor
clusters.
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Optical properties and carrier dynamics in wide-gap
semiconductors.
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Photosensitivity in glass films.
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Non-linear optical behavior of materials and glasses.
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Optical spectroscopy of materials at the nano-scale level.
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Molecular dynamics simulations.
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Non-linear viscous flow and rheological behavior of molten
glasses.
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