Jack F. Gallimore

Photo of
        Jack Gallimore looking uncomfortably amused at the ESO
        headquarters in Santiago, Chile. Photo by Bob Fosbury. Assoc. Professor
Department of Physics
Bucknell University
Lewisburg, PA 17837

Phone: (570)-577-3177
Fax: (570)-577-3153
Dept.: (570)-577-1207

Teaching

  • Fall 2011
    • PHYS 317: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
    • PHYS 211 Labs
  • Spring 2011
    • ASTR 201: Observational Astrophysics and Labs
    • PHYS 235 Applied Electronics Lab
  • Fall 2010
    • PHYS 211 Labs
    • ASTR 101 Labs
  • Fall 2009 - Spring 2010
    • Sabbatical at NRAO, Charlottesville
  • Spring 2009
    • ASTR 201: Observational Astrophysics and Labs
    • PHYS 310: Experimental Physics
    • ASTR 101: Laboratory
  • Past Semesters
    • ASTR 101: Our Solar System laboratories
    • ASTR 102: Stars and Galaxies (and labs)
    • ASTR 201: Observational Astrophysics (and labs)
    • PHYS 211/212: Classical and Modern Physics laboratories
    • PHYS 141: Secrets of the Universe (and lab)
    • PHYS 142: Light and Vision (with laboratory)
    • PHYS 235: Applied Electronics (and labs)
    • PHYS 310: Experimental Physics
    • PHYS 317: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
    • PHYS 332: Quantum Mechanics I
Research

Biography

2007-Present  

Associate Professor, Bucknell University

2009-2011  

Sabbatical Visitor, NAASC, NRAO

2000-2007  

Assistant Professor, Bucknell University

1998-2000  

Jansky Postdoctoral Fellow, NRAO

1995-1998  

Max-Planck Institute Postdoctoral Researcher, Max-Planck-Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (infrared group)  

1996  

Ph.D., Astronomy, University of Maryland

1990  

M.S. Physics, University of Alabama

1987

B.S. Mathematics & Physics, University of Alabama at Birmingham