Anyone know a NJ nuclear chemist/physicist

[Conde]

Hi! I teach 11th grade chemistry and 12th grade physics and I would be thrilled if a person that works with atoms could speak to my classes. I teach a private school in central NJ. Thanks

 

[aroc91]

I would get in contact with a nearby college or university.

 

[Conde]

Thanks for your reply. How exactly would you go about finding someone that worked with atoms from a college?

 

[aroc91]

Check the physics department faculty page of their website? Their contact information should be listed.

 

[Astronuc]

Thanks for your reply. How exactly would you go about finding someone that worked with atoms from a college?

Somebody doing ion implantation, whether a physicist or material scientist/engineer would certainly be one who 'works' with atoms.

For example, at Rutgers - http://lsm.rutgers.edu/
http://lsm.rutgers.edu/about.shtml

At Princeton -
http://www.princeton.edu/physics/research/cond-matter-experiment/
or http://www.princeton.edu/physics/research/atomic-physics/

or contact the physics department - http://www.princeton.edu/physics/index.xml