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Department of Physics
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Lecturer, Sr.
Adams' research interests include nanotubes and polymerized fullerenes.
480-727-6511
PSH 551
Lecturer
Covatto teaches introductory physics and astronomy courses, with interests in Physics and Society.
480-727-0233
PSH 553A
Associate Professor
Culbertson's interests include Physics and Society.
480-965-0945
PSH 553
Physics Instructional Resource Team - Manager
480-727-8398
Department of Physics PSH359B
Teacher in Residence
480-727-6199
PHYSICAL SCIENCES CENTER
Lecturer
Hill teaches introductory physics and is a strong advocate for inclusion and participation of women in STEM fields, especially in physics.
480-965-2942
Arizona State University Department of Physics
Associate Instructional Professional (FSC)
480-965-3214
Take a peek at research topics at ASU
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Dr. Anna Zaniewski
Dr. Anna Zaniewski has two fields of interest: 1) nanoscale materials and 2) physics education with an emphasis on mentoring. In her nansocale materials research, Zaniewski works in the Nemanich lab on graphene, diamond, ferrolectrics, and metal nanoparticles. She primarily mentors undergraduate and masters students in research. Recent projects include growing dielectric films on graphene using atomic layer deposition, patterning metal nanoparticles with electric fields produced by ferroelectrics, and investigating photochemical reactions. In her physics education work, Zaniewski is the lead faculty mentor for the Sundial project, which supports incoming physics and SESE freshmen via a summer program, mentoring, and leadership opportunities. She is also a co-founder and leader in the Access Network, an NSF funded national network of programs similar to Sundial.