Glenn Case

Glenn Case is a Senior Lecturer in the Physics department at Cornell University, holding the position since 2015. He has extensive academic experience, including roles as a Teaching Associate in Chemistry (1993-2001) and Physics (2000-2006, 2011-2015) at Cornell, and adjunct/visiting roles at Yonsei University and Pohang University of Science and Technology. His educational background includes a B.S. and M.S. in Nuclear Engineering from MIT (1987).

He has held diverse positions such as Engineer at EGG Idaho, Inc. (1986-1987), Teacher Research Associate at Argonne National Laboratory (1992), and Research Professor in Physics at POSTECH (2010-2011). His current focus includes teaching courses like PHYS 2207 and 4490.

Research interests are inferred to include physics education, nuclear engineering applications, and interdisciplinary methodologies, given his academic trajectory and affiliations.