Faculty Profile

Gregory Dorata Assistant Professor of Physics

Education:

• B.S., Stony Brook University (1988)
• Ph.D., The College of William and Mary (1997)

Teaching:

My teaching responsibilities have included Physics I (calculus-based mechanics), Physics II (calculus-based electricity and magnetism), Mechanics (junior-level), Great Ideas in Physics, Introductory Astronomy, and Introductory Geology. As the Laboratory Coordinator, I am responsible for the instructional physics laboratories, editing the physics laboratory manuals, and writing the manuals for Great Ideas in Physics, and Introductory Astronomy.

Research:

I have done research in several areas of theoretical particle physics beyond the standard model, including Higgs model extensions, rare decays, CP violation, and supersymmetry. I expect to create some opportunities for student research projects by the fall of 2008.

Recent Publications:

K-long to pi-zero nu nu-bar in extended Higgs models", Phys.Rev. D54, 4393-4399 (1996), C. E. Carlson, G. D. Dorata, and M. Sher.

Electroproduction and hadroproductions of light gluinos, Phys.Rev. D53, 2798-2803 (1996), C. E. Carlson, G. D. Dorata, D. Morgan, and M. Sher.

Contact Information:

• phone: (718) 862-7898
• fax: (718) 862-7814
• email: gregory.dorata@manhattan.edu
• office: Hayden Hall Room 307A

Page last updated June 2008