Daryl Hartley
Assistant Professor
Florida State University

Office:
Phone: 410-293-6659
Location: Chauvenet 285

Laboratory:
Phone: 410-293-4606
Location: Chauvenet 028

hartley@usna.edu

Welcome to my web page! I joined the physics department at the United States Naval Academy in 2002. Prior to this, I received my B.S. from Furman University in 1992 and my Ph. D. from Florida State University in 1998. If you are interested in my professional history, you can look at my full curriculum vitae.

I am teaching introductory physics for physics majors SP221, Modern Physics SP301, and Nuclear Physics SP434; but, I have also taught our core physics courses SP211 & SP212. In addition, I direct student research projects (SP49X) and you can get a summary of my students' work by clicking on STUDENT RESEARCH.

My primary research interest is in nuclear physics with an emphasis on structure at high angular momentum. You can look at my research page (currently under construction) to see what kind of things I do. In particular, you can read about GAMMASPHERE, which is featured in the movie The Hulk, and is where I do most of my experiments. My work is currently funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation.

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Last updated 2004 August 10 by Daryl Hartley, hartley@usna.edu