CURRICULUM VITAE: Tristan Hübsch
[Basic][Workshops][Teaching][Talks][Positions][Services][Grants][Publications]

Born: 1958, Dec. 22^nd in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia

Address:

Howard University
Department of Physics & Astronomy	&	Department of Mathematics
2355 Sixth St., NW, Rm. 213
Washington, DC 20059, USA
tel.: (202) 806-6267, -6245 (main office), -5830 (fax)
e-mail: thubsch@mac.com

Education:

B.Sc.: Institute of Physics, 9/81, University of Novi Sad, Yugoslavia (M. Nikolic) 1977-81.
Two first prizes in the Undergraduate Research Contest of the University of Novi Sad.
---: Department of Physics, University of Zagreb, Yugoslavia (S. Pallua) 1981-84.
Ph.D.: Department of Physics and Astronomy 9/87, University of Maryland, College Park, USA (J.C. Pati) 1984-87.

Participation in Spring,- Summer-Schools and Workshops [Basic][Teaching][Talks][Positions][Services][Grants][Publications]

• International Summer-School in High Energy Physics, Kupari, Yugoslavia; 9/80.
• International Summer-School in High Energy Physics, Kupari, Yugoslavia; 9/81.
• International Conference on Phenomenology of Unified Theories, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia; 5/83.
• III Adriatic Meeting: Supersymmetries and Supergravities, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia; 6/83.
• International Summer-School in High Energy Physics, Kupari, Yugoslavia; 9/83.
• Spring Workshop on Supersymmetry and Supergravity, ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 4/84.
• Summer Workshop on High Energy Physics and Cosmology, ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6-8/85.
• II Workshop on Fundamental Physics, Humacao, Puerto Rico, USA; 3/86.
• International Conference on Nuclear Structure, Reactions and Symmetries, Dubrovnik; Yugoslavia, 6/86.
• IV Adriatic Meeting: Supersymmetry and Superstrings, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia; 6/86.
• Summer Workshop on High Energy Physics and Cosmology, ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6-8/86.
• Summer Workshop on High Energy Physics and Cosmology, ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6-8/87.
• Summer School on High Energy Physics and Cosmology, ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6-8/88.
• XIII International School of Theoretical Physics, Szczyrk, Poland; 9/89.
• Workshop on Mirror Symmetry, Berkeley, CA, USA; 5/91.
• AMS Meeting Special Session on Mirror Symmetry, Lexington, KY; 3/94.
• Workshop on Mirror Symmetry, Stillwater, OK, USA; 3/95.
• The JAMI Conference on Birational Geometry, Baltimore, MD, USA; 4/96.
• SUSY 96 Conference, College Park, MD, USA; 5-6/96.
• Conformal Field Theory Workshop, Oberwolfach, Germany; 6/96.
• Integrable Models and Strings Workshop, Hannover, Germany; 6/96.
• AAPT New Faculty Workshop, College Park, MD; 10-11/96.
• Workshop on Geometry and Physics, Hsinchu University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, 7/98.
• Title III Workshop: Changing the Face of Education In the Millennium and Beyond, San Diego, 12/98.
• “Geometric Transitions” Workshop, Caltech-USC Center for Theoretical Physics, Los Angeles, 01/02.

Teaching and Lecturing
Teaching and Lecturing Experience [Basic][Workshops][Talks][Positions][Services][Grants][Publications]

• Course Symmetries in Physics (joint lectures with D. Kapor)
  at the University of Novi Sad, Yugoslavia; (Fall semester of ’82/83).
• Teaching assistant for various courses
  at the University of Zagreb (’83-84.), Yugoslavia.
• Teaching assistant for various courses
  at the University of Maryland (’84-87.), College Park, MD 20742 USA
• Lectures at the Summer Workshop in High Energy Physics and Cosmology
  at ICTP, 7/86, Trieste, Italy.
• Lectures at Summer Workshop in High Energy Physics and Cosmology
  at ICTP, 7/87, Trieste, Italy.
• Lectures at the XIII International School of Theoretical Physics
  9/89, Szczyrk, Poland.
• Course Supersymmetry and Superstrings, Fall/91
  at The National Tsing-Hua University at Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C.
• Course Calculus II (with O. Bretscher), Summer/92
  at the Mathematics Dept. of Harvard University, Cambridge, USA

Courses at the Howard University (undergraduate):

PHYS-002: General Physics II, Summer/93.
PHYS-008: General Physics for Architects, Summer/94,02.
PHYS-013: Physics for Scientists and Engineers I, Fall/01.
PHYS-014: Physics for Scientists and Engineers II, Spring/02.
PHYS-015: Introduction to Modern Physics, Spring/00.
PHYS-023: General Physics Laboratory, Fall/94.
PHYS-092: Dept. Honors (senior), Fall/95.

PHYS-178: Electricity and Magnetism I, Fall/92.
PHYS-179: Electricity and Magnetism II, Spring ’93.
PHYS-192: Introduction to Mathematical Physics I, Fall/92-97, 04-06.
PHYS-193: Introduction to Mathematical Physics II, Spring/93-98, 05-06.

Courses at the Howard University (graduate):

PHYS-204: Electricity and Magnetism I, Fall/92.
PHYS-205: Electricity and Magnetism II, Spring/93.
PHYS-216: Mathematical Methods I, Fall/92-97, 04-06.
PHYS-217: Mathematical Methods II, Spring/93-98, 05-06.
PHYS-220: Quantum Mechanics I, Fall/93-06.
PHYS-221: Quantum Mechanics II, Spring/94-06.
PHYS-238: Theoretical Physics I, Fall/98-00.
PHYS-239: Theoretical Physics II, Spring/99.

MATH-245: Methods of Applied Math. I, Fall/96-97, 05.
MATH-246: Methods of Applied Math. II, Spring/97-98, 06.
PHYS-266: Advanced Mathematical Methods I, Fall/02.
PHYS-267: Advanced Mathematical Methods II, Spring/03.
PHYS-279: Advanced Field Theory I, Spring/05.
PHYS-281: Introduction to High Energy Physics, Spring/93.

Invited Talks [Basic][Workshops][Teaching][Positions][Services][Grants][Publications]

• “Non-minimal SU(5)-model with a 75”
  International Summer-School in High Energy Physics Kupari, Yugoslavia; 9/83.
• “Frontiers of Contemporary Elementary Particle-Cosmology”
  University of Novi Sad, Yugoslavia; 12/85.
• “Preons from Superstrings”
  Second Workshop on Fundamental Physics Humacao, Puerto Rico; 3/86.
• “Calabi-Yau Manifolds”
  University of Vienna, Austria; 6/86.
• “Theory of Unified Nuclei?”
  International Conference on Nuclear Structure, Reactions and Symmetries
  Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia; 6/86.
• “Construction of Calabi-Yau Manifolds”
  IV Adriatic Meeting, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia; 6/86.
• “Manifold Compactification of Superstrings”
  Summer Workshop in High Energy Physics and Cosmology
  ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6/86.
• “Do Superstrings Lead to Quarks or Preons ?”
  University of Crete, Iraklion, Greece; 6/87.
• “Superstrings on Calabi-Yau Manifolds”
  University of Crete, Iraklion, Greece; 6/87.
• “Polynomial Deformations and Cohomology on Calabi-Yau Manifolds”
  Summer Workshop in High Energy Physics and Cosmology
  ICTP, Trieste, Italy; 6/87
  University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, USA; 9/87
  University of Texas A&M, College Station, TX, USA; 9/87.
• “Phenomenology of Superstring Theories”
  the “Rudjer Boskovic” Institute of Physics, Zagreb, Yugoslavia; 6/87.
• “Superstrings and Cohomology of Calabi-Yau Manifolds”
  University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 9/87.
• “Possible Transitions Among (Many of) Calabi-Yau Vacua”
  CERN, Geneva, Switzerland; 6/88;
  Summer School on High Energy Physics and Cosmology
  ICTP, Trieste, Italy; June-6/88.
• “Finite Distances Between Distinct Calabi-Yau Vacua”
  California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA; 6/88.
• “Connected Calabi-Yau Compactifications”
  University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 9/89;
  Fermilab, Batavia, USA; 6/89.
• “Unified Calabi-Yau Compactifications”
  the “Rudjer Boskovic” Institute of Physics, Zagreb, Yugoslavia; 6/89;
  the Enrico Fermi Institute, Univ. of Chicago, Chicago, USA; 6/89.
• “Sigma-Model vs. Point Field Description of Compactification”
  Institut für Theoretische Physik, Universität Wien, Wien, Austria; 9/89.
• “Chameleonic Sigma-Models”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/90;
  The Los Alamos Theory Group, Los Alamos, NM, USA; 6/90.
• “Topology Changing Sigma-Models”
  Oklahoma State University, Norman, OK, USA; 6/89.
• “Realistic Superstring Compactifications”
  Oklahoma State University, Norman, OK, USA; 6/89.
• “Elusive Conifolds (Sick Landau-Ginzburg Models)”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/90.
• “Cohomology Computation through Advanced Magic”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/90.
• “Web of Topologically Distinct Calabi-Yau 3-Folds”
  MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/90.
• “Stringy Cosmic Strings”
  University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA; 6/91.
• “Calabi-Yau Cosmic Yarn”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/91.
• “Possibly Realistic String Theories”
  The National Tsing-Hua University Physics Dept., Hsinchu, Taiwan; 6/91.
• “Gravitation and Quantum Physics of the Real World: Strings”
  Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan; 6/91.
• “A Generalized Construction of Mirror Models”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/92.
• “Spacetime Variable Calabi-Yau Vacua”
  MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/92.
• “An SL(2)-Action and Lefschetz Decomposition of Jacobian Rings”
  Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA; 6/92.
• “On Springs, Strings and Sphinx”
  Howard University, Washington, DC, USA; October ’92.
• “Of Cosmic Yarn - Or, From Strings to Cosmic Strings”
  Howard University, Washington, DC, USA; December ’92.
• “Mirror Landau-Ginzburg Models”
  University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA; 6/93.
• “Calabi-Yau Cosmic Strings”
  Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, USA; April ’93.
• “The Mirror Symmetry of Manifolds with K=0 may Nevertheless be Trivial”
  AMS Meeting in Lexington, KY; 6/94.
• “Partition Functions for Supersymmetric and Calabi-Yau Models”
  University of Maryland, College Park, MD; April ’94.
• “Mirror Symmetry for Algebraic Varieties - Benefits from String Theory”
  Howard University, Washington, DC, USA; October ’94.
• “The Origins of Mirror Symmetry for Algebraic Varieties”
  Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, USA; March 1995.
• “Life, Death and Resurrection of Chargeless Matter (from Superstrings)”
  University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; December ’95.
• “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Superstring Jump Gates and Other Worlds”
  University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA; 6/96.
  Humbolt University, Berlin, Germany; 6/96.
• “A Stringy Singular Cohomology”
  Mathematische Institut, Oberwolfach, Germany; 6/96.
• “Generic and Unusual Superstring Vacua”
  Institut für Theoretische Physik, Univ. Hannover, Germany; 6/96.
• “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Superstring Jump Gates and Other Worlds”
  Physics Department, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada; 4/97.
• “Quantum Mechanics is Either Non-Linear of Non-Introspective”
  University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada; 4/97.
• “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Superstring Jump Gates and Other Worlds”
  Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary; 6/97.
  Theory Division, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland; 6/97.
• “String Theory as a Theory of Mapping of Riemann Surfaces”
  Department of Mathematics, Howard University; 11/97.
• “The Lefschetz SL2 Action and its Mirror”
  Department of Physics, Johns Hopkins University; 2/98.
• “Conifolds in the Linear Sigma Model”
  Department of Physics, Pennsylvania State University; 2/98.
• “Through Strings to Cosmic Strings, and Why”
  Math and Physics Clubs, Hampden-Sydney College; 3/98.
• “A Ubiquitous SL(2,C)^2 Mirror Symmetry in (2,2) Supersymmetry”
  Workshop on Geometry and Physics, Tamkang University, Tamkang, Taiwan, 7/98.
• “The Category of Superstring Target Spaces”
  Workshop on Geometry and Physics, Hsinchu University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, 7/98.
• “Ubiquitous SL(2,C) Mirror Symmetry in (2,2)-Supersymmetry”
  Department of Physics, Hannover University, Hannover, Germany; 7/98;
  Department of Physics, Humbolt University, Berlin, Germany; 7/98.
• “A Hitchhiker's Guide to Superstring Jump Gates and Other Worlds”
  Physics Department, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, 9/98.
• “Warning: a (2,2)-Supersymmetric Epidemic!”
  Institute for Theoretical Physics, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA,11/98
  Department of Physics, CalTech, Pasadena, CA,12/98.
• “Warning: a (2,2)-Supersymmetric Epidemic is Spreading!”
  Department of Physics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL10/99
  Department of Physics, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL10/99.
• “SEUSS: Singular, Eclectic and Uncharted Stringy Spacetimes”
  Department of Physics, CalTech, Pasadena, CA, 12/00
  Department of Physics, Virginia Tech. University, Blacksburg, VA, 02/02.
• “Space-Time in String Theory and Related Models”
  Institut fuer Physik, Vienna, Austria, 01/03;
  The “Rudjer Boskovic” Institute of Physics, Zagreb, Croatia, 01/03.
• “de Sitter Brane Worlds from String Theory”
  Zavod za Fiziku, PMF, Zagreb, Croatia, 01/03.
• “Stringy Spacetimes - A Warp Ten Review”
  Annual Conference of the National Society of Black Physicists, Atlanta, GA, 02/03;
  Mathematics Department, American University, Washington, DC, 02/03.
• “Stringy Brane Worlds Near Naked Singularities”
  9th Adriatic Meeting: "Particle Physics and the Universe", Dubrovnik, Croatia, 09/03.
• “de Sitter Brane Worlds from String Theory”
  Institut za Fiziku, Beograd, Serbia, 09/03.
• “Prostor-vreme-materija, s pogledom u novi milenijum” (Space-Time-Matter, with a view into the new millennium); clanak u Astronomiji.
  University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad, Serbia, 09/03.
• “A Dynamical "ET" Censorship in Stringy Brane-Worlds”
  Department of Physics & Astronomy, Howard University, Washington DC, 10/03.
• “Stringy de Sitter Brane Worlds (Dressing Naked Singularities in a Little Nothing)”
  International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, 07/04
• “(Super)Strings: A Theory of More Than Everything”
  International Conference for Physics Students, Novi Sad, Serbia & Montenegro, 08/04.
• “Supersymmetry in Superstrings’ Foundations”
  Department of Physics and Department of Mathematics, University of Washington, Seattle, 02/05.
• “On Superspace Description of Representations of Supersymmetry”
  AMS Meeting, University of Oregon, Eugene, 03/05.
• “On Graph-Theoretic Identifications of Adinkras, Supersymmetry Representations and Superfields ”
  Department of Mathematics, Howard University, Washington, 01/06.
• “Graph Theory and Supersymmetry”
  Delaware State University, Delaware, 05/06.
• “Enough is Enough: Getting Susy to Behave ”
  at “BIRS Workshop: Off-shell Supersymmetry via Graph Theory and Superspace”, BANFF, Canada, 07/06.

Positions Held [Basic][Workshops][Teaching][Talks][Services][Grants][Publications]

Postdoctoral Associate, 9/87-9/90.

Theory Group, University of Texas Physics Department, Austin, TX 78712, USA

Research Associate, 1/88 - 5/02 (on leave of absence)

the “Rudjer Boskovic” Institute of Physics, Bijenicka 54, 41000 Zagreb, Croatia.

Postdoctoral Fellow, 9/90-9/92.

Harvard University Mathematics Department, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA

Postdoctoral Affiliate, 6/91-9/92.

Harvard University Physics Department, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA

Visiting Lecturer, 9-11/91.

The National Tsing-Hua University at Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C.

Assistant Professor, 8/92-5/95

Howard University Physics & Astronomy Department

Washington, DC 20059, USA

Associate Professor, 6/95 - 6/00 (tenured: Summer/97)

Howard University Physics & Astronomy Department

Washington, DC 20059, USA

Professor, 6/00 - present

Howard University Physics & Astronomy Department

Washington, DC 20059, USA

Adjunct Professor, 6/95 - present

Howard University Mathematics Department

Washington, DC 20059, USA

Research Associate, 12/96 - 1/97, 3/97

Harvard University Mathematics Department, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA

Visiting Scholar, 1/98 - 12/00

Institute for Theoretical Physics, Santa Barbara, CA 02138, USA

Visiting Scholar, Fall 2000

CIT-USC Center for Theoretical Physics, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-2535

Visiting Scholar, 1/04 - 12/06

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, Santa Barbara, CA 02138, USA

Adjunct Professor, 12/04 - present

Strayer University, Manassas, VA 20169, USA

 

Services, at Howard University: [Basic][Workshops][Teaching][Talks][Positions][Grants][Publications]

Committees (AY 93 = academic year 1993/94):

Department of Physics and Astronomy

AY 93-95: Executive Committee
AY 93-93: Ad Hoc Committee
AY 96-99: Undergraduate Curriculum Committed
AY 02: Undergraduate Recruitment Committed
AY 00-05: Seminar Committee (Chair in AY 00)
AY 94-06: Graduate Curriculum Committee (Chair in AY 98-00)
AY 94-98, 00-06: Qualifying Exam Committed (Chair in AY 98, 00, 02)
AY 00-06: Graduate Student Admissions Committee
AY 00-06: Graduate Student Status Committee
AY 00-06: Graduate Division and Program Chair
AY 02: APT Committee Chair

College of Arts and Sciences

AY 94-95: Readmissions and Academic Status Committee
AY 95-96: Academic Policy and Standards Committee
AY 98-00: Admissions Committee
AY 98-00: Alumni Awards and Honorary Degrees (Chair in AY 00)

Graduate School

AY 00-02: Committee for the Constitution and By-Laws Revision
AY 02-03: Grievance Committee (Chair in AY 02,03)
AY 03: Financial Aid Allocation Committee

Dissertation Committees (* = Chair, @ = Advisor):

Ph.D. (10/5/93): Karuppasamy Sentrayan (advisor: V.S. Kushawaha)

Laser Induced Nonlinear Effects in Molecular Gases

Ph.D. (10/26/93): Arockiasamy Michael (advisor: V.S. Kushawaha)

Collision Induced Dissociative Processes Relevant to Mercury Halide Lasers and Atmospheric Chemistry

Ph.D. (11/22/94): Abdullahi Hashi Nur (advisor: P. Misra)

Laser Optogalvanic Spectroscopy and Laser-Induced Kinetics Studies Pertaining to the Metoxy Radical

M.S. (11/29/94): Mohammed M.Kamal (advisor: P.Misra)

FTIR Spectroscopy and Higher Resolution Laser Spectroscopy Associated with Alkoxy and Alkylthio Radicals

Ph.D. (10/25/95): Abbas Ali (advisor: A. Kumar, at Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, India)

Superconformal Symmetry and String Theory

*M.S. (4/15/96): Abdul Rahman (advisor: W. Lowe and C. Bates)

X-Ray Power Diffraction Analyses of Pt_xSi Phases in Composite Sputtering Targets ad Films

M.S. (12/2/96): Daniel Felten (advisor: W. Lowe)

X-ray Diffraction Measurements of the Tetragonal Distortion in Coherently Strained Ge_xSi_1-x/Si Overlayers

Ph.D. (12/6/96): Michael King (advisor: P. Misra)

Laser Spectroscopy and Chemical Kinetics Investigations of the Methoxy Radical

@Ph.D. (4/1/97): Paula Ann Günter (advisor: T. Hübsch)

Toric Calabi-Yau Varieties and Their Moduli Spaces

@Ph.D. (4/4/00): Raja Q. Almukahhal (advisor: T. Hübsch)

Gauging Yang-Mills Symmetries in 1+1-Dimensional Spacetime

Ph.D. (10/23/00): Avaine Strong (advisor: P.M. Bainum)

On the Deployment and Station Keeping Dynamics of N-Body Orbiting Sattelite Constellations

*Ph.D. (4/19/04): Angelina Amadou (advisor: P. Misra)

Mycrophysical and Optical Properties of Organic and Acid Aerosols and their Relevance to Cloud Condensation Nuclei

*M.S. (5/17/04): Yang Yang (advisor: S. Smith)

Numerical Simulations for Hypersonic Base Flow about at Elliptical Cone

*Ph.D. (4/20/05): Shewaferaw S. Shibeshi (advisor: W. E. Collins)

Simulated Transport of Low Density Lipoproteins in a Permeable T-Junction

@Ph.D. (3/17/06): Abdul Rahman (advisor: T. Hübsch)

On the Construction and Cohomology of a Self-Dual Perverse Sheaf on Simple Stratified Spaces Motivated by String Theory

Ph.D. (03/27/06): Angelina Amadou (advisor: P.M. Misra)

Microphysical and optical Properties of Organic Aerosols and Their Relevance to Cloud Condensation Nuclei

Ph.D. (06/14/06): Johnny Batts (advisor: P.M. Misra)

Spectroscopic Measurements of the Concentration of Atmospheric Formaldehyde (CH₂O) in Beltsville, Maryland

Academic Programs:

Howard University Minority Graduate Education Program

Summer 1999: Muhammad G. Dawson (Physics Junior, Morehouse College)

Howard University Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate

Summer 2000: James T. Williams, Jr. (Physics Junior, Morehouse College)

Creative work:

» Webmaster for the Department of Physics & Astronomy.

» Design and artwork for the Department of Physics & Astronomy undergraduate program brochure: inside and outside.

» A Mathematica package for General Relativity, Einstein & All That (GREAT) sort of calculation.

Services, to the general scientific community:

Journal Referee:

Classical and Quantum Gravity (since ’86)
Communications of Mathematical Physics (since ’90)
Journal of Physics A, G (since ’87)
Nuclear Physics B (since ’92)
Physica A (since ’87)
Physics Letters B (since '98)
Physical Review D (since ’88)
Physical Review Letters (since ’89)

Reviewer: Mathematical Reviews (’88-’97)

Services, to the community:

• “What is the Universe Made of?” with K.Kumar, at the ØBK workshop for Washington DC Science Teachers; Howard University, Washington, DC, USA; 6/94.
• Physics popularizing lectures with W.Pinkney, at the Oxon Hill High School, MD; 8/94
• Physics popularizing lectures at the Gibbs Elementary School Career Awareness Day, Washington DC; 3/96.
• Science project judging at the Harriet Tubman Elementary School Science Fair, Washington DC; 3/96.
• Physics popularizing lectures at the Greenbelt Elementary School Career Focus Day, Greenbelt MD; 3/98.
• Science demonstrations for the Science Discover Day, for Minority Women in Science, Washington DC Metropolitan Area Network; 3/00.

Grant Support [Basic][Workshops][Teaching][Talks][Positions][Services][Publications]

9/85-9/87: Research Assistant on a US National Science Foundation Grant

(P.I.: J.C. Pati and J. Sucher), at University of Maryland, College Park, MD

9/87-9/88: Postdoctoral Research Associate on The US National Science Foundation Grants

PHY8503890 (P.I.: P. Candelas) and PHY8605978 (P.I.: S.Weinberg), at University of Texas, Austin, TX

9/88-9/90: Postdoctoral Research Associate on The US National Science Foundation Grant

PHY8605978 (P.I.: S. Weinberg), at University of Texas, Austin, TX

6/90-9/92: Postdoctoral Research Associate, by The US Department of Energy Grant

DE-FG02-88ER-25065 (P.I.: S.-T. Yau), at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

9/92-5/94: Consulting Research Associate on The US Department of Energy Grant

DE-FG02-88ER-25065 (P.I.: S.-T.Yau), at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

6/93-9/93: Principal Investigator on the internal Faculty Research Support Grant Program

Simple Molecular Spectra and Supersymmetric Ground States, at Howard University, Washington, DC.

10/93-12/93: co-Principal Investigator (P.I.: P. Misra) on a PEW Educational Trust Grant

Computer-Assisted Information Age Education for the Physics Department, through the Graduate School of Howard University, Washington, DC.

10/94 - 9/96: co-PI (P.I.: L. Klein, CO-PI: K. Kumar) on The US Defense Nuclear Agency Contract

High-Z Atomic Physics Model Development, DNA001-94-C-0180 at Howard University, Washington, DC.

9/96 - 8/99: CO-PI (P.I.: D. Venable, CO-PI: A. Batra) on The US Department of Education MSIP Grant

Computer-Aided Improvement of Introductory Physics Courses for Science Students, at Howard University, Washington, DC.

6/94 - present (last renewed: 6/02, thru 5/06): Principal Investigator on The US Department of Energy Grant

Superstrings and Quantum Superfields, DE-FG02-94ER40854 at Howard University, Washington, DC.

7/ 99-6/00: Principal Investigator on the Funds for Academic Excellence Grant Program award

Development of On-Line Learning Yardsticks: Interactive Evaluation and Self-Evaluation Instruments, at Howard University, Washington, DC.

10/99 - 9/02: PI on The US Department of Education Grant

Distributed Education Workshop: Development of Web-Based and Computer-Aided Introductory Physics Course Content, at Howard University, Washington, DC.

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