I'm an assistant professor of physics at CU Boulder. I have two research "hats":
(1) I study Physics Education Research , with an emphasis on student learning in large classes.
(2) I specialize in theoretical nuclear physics nuclear physics, with emphasis on electroweak interactions, and the structure of the nucleon.
Who I am . . .
- Name: Steven J. Pollock
- Title: Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, CU Boulder
- Degrees: B.S. MIT, 1982; Ph.D., Stanford University, 1987
- Spouse: Rinske Gemen
Where I am . . .
- Office: Duane F419
- Office phone: (303) 492-2495
- Fax: (303) 492-3352
- Department address: Campus Box 390, Boulder CO 80309
- Email: Steven.Pollock@colorado.edu
What I do . . .
- Group: Nuclear Theory Group and Physics Education Research at Colorado
- Research interests:
- nuclear theory and physics education
- Nuclear theory papers, and PER papers.
- Electroweak interactions with nucleons and nuclei
- Parity violation in atoms
- Strangeness content of the nucleon
- Student engagement in large lectures
- Implementation of conceptually focused group activities
- Courses I'm teaching this year: (current class)
- Frequent Department Committees: Undergraduate advising
More information . . .
- My real home page
- My personal page
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My hot list (not always current)
- The class I'm teaching right now
- Other "young" nuclear theorists
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