Erik Henriksen's experimental condensed matter research laboratory utilizes state-of-the-art nanofabrication techniques in combination with measurements made at low temperatures and high magnetic fields to explore both the fundamental electronic structures and emergent quantum phenomena of low-dimensional materials. 

Professor ​Dev's main research goal is to establish a clear and coherent picture of the new physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics.

Merita Haxhia is the Intro Physics Lab Manager and Program Coordinator.

Mairin Hynes's research focuses on analyzing students' conceptual understanding, problem-solving methods, and attitudes towards physics in order to enhance the Introductory Physics courses and laboratories.

Medeiros does research on models of particle dark matter and their astrophysical implications.

Professor Pastore's research is focused on understanding how nuclear properties emerge from the underlying nucleonic dynamics, with the broader goal of contributing to ongoing experimental efforts in nuclear physics, fundamental symmetries, and neutrino physics.

Dr. Zober’s scientific interests are primarily in experimental astrophysics. The topics range from detector design and scientific ballooning to measurements of galactic cosmic rays. He is a member of the CALET, SuperTIGER, TIGERISS and ADAPT collaborations.