Declan Keane
Professor
Graduate Coordinator
keane
330-672-0089 (FAX: 2959)
Recent Teaching
| Graduate Classical Mechanics | |
| Undergraduate E&M II (no longer offered) | |
| University Physics Frontiers I (no longer offered) |
Research in Relativistic Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions
For a general overview of my research interests, refer to the
description given in our departmental Graduate
Brochure. If you already know what heavy-ion collisions are about, we
can cut to the chase... I work on the EOS detector, which last took data
as experiment E895 at Brookhaven
National Laboratory, and the
STAR detector at Brookhaven's Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
(RHIC) facility.
Publications:
From Spires Database
Citation summary (slow!)
Incontrovertible Evidence that Physics is Cool
We physicists have always known that "physics is the coolest science".
But now there is independent objective confirmation in this item from the folks at
Wired Magazine.
They are convinced because we have "the coolest lingo".
