Ronald D. Ransome

Ronald D. Ransome is a Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. A member of the Graduate Faculty Group, he is affiliated with the Experimental Nuclear Physics research group. His work involves high-statistics neutrino experiments at Fermilab and studies of spin physics in light nuclei using electron beams at JLAB's CEBAF accelerator.

• Major research focus: MINERvA experiment (Fermilab)
• Secondary research: Spin structure and nucleon modifications in nuclear environments via CEBAF
• Instrumentation: Co-designed a large polarimeter for CEBAF Hall A

Scientific Recognition: Involved in a neutrino scattering measurement recognized as PhysicsWorld's 2023 Top 10 Breakthrough. Recipient of a Department of Education GAANN fellowship award.

Teaching & Service: Currently serves as Undergraduate Program Director. Built comprehensive personal webpage integrating departmental resources.