Declan Mulhall

Dr. Declan Mulhall serves as Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Scranton, teaching core courses including Quantum Mechanics, Statistical and Thermal Physics, Nuclear and Particle Physics, and multiple laboratory sequences. His academic profile combines rigorous theoretical instruction with innovative experimental pedagogy.

Research interests center on theoretical nuclear physics and quantum chaos phenomena within atomic nuclei, with significant recent emphasis on advanced laboratory physics development. He actively implements modern techniques such as interferometry and nuclear magnetic resonance through his membership in the Advanced Laboratory Physics Association (ALPhA), where he participates in specialized seminars to enhance undergraduate physics education.

Dr. Mulhall maintains leadership roles as organizer of the Kane Competition, Physics Club moderator, and co-organizer of the university research seminar series. His professional affiliations include the American Physical Society and American Association of Physics Teachers, reflecting his commitment to both research and pedagogical excellence in physics education.