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Robert Haring-Kaye is a Professor of Physics at Westmont, specializing in nuclear physics with a focus on atomic nucleus structure under extreme conditions. He joined Westmont in 2020 and teaches physics laboratory courses at all levels. His research involves gamma-ray spectroscopy to study high-spin and binding energy limits in nuclei, often involving undergraduates. He has secured four NSF grants, including two focused on undergraduate research experiences.
Education: B.S. and M.S. in Physics from Florida State University, followed by a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics at the same institution. His career includes extensive work on nuclear structure at facilities like NSCL and FRIB.
Research emphasizes collective behavior in nuclei, including octupole rotational bands, band terminations, and quasiparticle excitations. Publications span decades, reflecting deep engagement with gamma-ray spectroscopy and experimental nuclear physics.
- Awards: SPS Outstanding Student Award (2008)
- Grants: Four NSF grants, including undergraduate research initiatives.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with MoNA-LISA research programs and contributes to FRIB projects. His work often bridges theoretical models with experimental data from advanced detectors.
