TEACHING
COURSES
(click on the year taught
to see my evaluations)
-Northeastern University:
-PHL U115, Introduction to Logic (Fall 2003)
-PHY U145, Physics 1 for
Life Science majors (Fall 2004)
-Boston University:
-PY105, Elementary Physics I (Summ. 2,'06; Summ. 1,'07)
-PY211, General Physics I (Spring '06,'07)
-PY212, General Physics II (Fall '05,'06)
-CC105, Natural Sciences (Fall '07)
-PY106, Elementary Physics II (Spring '08)
AWARDS:
Physics Teaching Fellow of The Year
award for excellence in teaching
(shared with Mark Betnel)
Boston U., March 2007
ACTIVITIES:
Organizing chair of the
New England Physics
Teaching Assistant Forum
Boston U., Feb. - Mar. 2006
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PHYSICS
Currently I am working with Prof. Stachel on
some foundational aspects of general relativity.
More precisely, I am studying conformal and
projective structures defined on manifolds used
to model space-time, and their roles in general
theory of relativity.
More coming soon...
Previously, I worked on few little
experimental and theoretical projects
in medical physics, acoustics and bio-physics.
Some of those resulted in papers:
-Effects of age on muscle as measured by
electrical impedance myography,R. Aaron,
G. J. Esper, C. A. Shiffman, K. Bradonjic,
K. S. Lee and S. B. Rutkove
2006 Physiol. Meas. 27 953-959
-The Role of Molecular Quantum
Electrodynamics in Linear Aggregations of
Red Blood Cells, K. Bradonjic, J. D. Swain,
A. Widom, A., Y.N. Srivastava (2004-12-28),
arXiv.org:cond-mat/0412725
MY CV
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GRAVITY RELATED EVENTS
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UPCOMING
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QG2 2008 Quantum Geometry and Quantum Gravity
University of Nottingham, UK
June 30th - July 4th 2008
EMERGENT GRAVITY
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Center for Theoretical Physics
August 25-29, 2008
BEYOND EINSTEIN:
Historical Perspectives on Geometry, Gravitation,
and Cosmology in the Twentieth Century
Johannes Gutenberg Universitat
Mainz, Germany
22-26 September, 2008
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PAST
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BOSTON COLLOQUIUM
On the Naturalness of Mathematics: Towards a
Relativised Ontology for Mathematics
Pierre CARTIER
Friday, November 30, 2007, 3- 5pm
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
CONFERENCE
Trends in the MathematicalRepresentation of Space
December 1-2, 2007
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
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