Diane M Markoff
Biography
Dr. Markoff is a professor of Mathematics and Physics at NCCU. Recent courses she has taught include Fundamentals of Physics I and II for Scientists and Pre-Engineers, Laboratory I (mechanics) and II (electricity and magnetism), Advanced Lab I (modern physics), Modern Physics, Mathematical Methods for Physics, and Introduction to Quantum Mechanics.
She has earned the following degrees: a Ph.D. in Physics (Nuclear Physics), an M.S. in Nuclear Engineering (Reactor Analysis), a B.S. in Engineering Physics (Nuclear Engineering), and a B.A. in Applied Mathematics.
Research
Dr. Markoff's current research includes low-energy experimental nuclear and neutrino physics. Most of her research work is carried out at the Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory (TUNL) located on the Duke University campus. Experiments at TUNL include measuring Compton scattering on liquid cryogenic targets, quenching factor measurements, and few-body cross-section measurements. Dr. Markoff is a member of the KamLAND, COHERENT and NuLat neutrino experiment collaborations.
Education
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PhD |
University of Washington |
1998 |
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MS |
University of California, Berkeley |
1986 |
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BS |
University of California, Berkeley |
1983 |
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BA |
University of California, Berkeley |
1983 |