Dr. David E. Weeks
Professor of Physics
Other Experience
Air Force Institute of Technology - Associate Professor of Physics, 1997 - 2004/Assistant Professor of Physics, 1993 - 1997
- Taught 13 graduate level physics courses, 8 with multiple offerings, and established research programs investigating molecular reaction dynamics and quantum well lasers.
University of Notre Dame - Concurrent Assistant Professor, February 1992 - June 1993
- Taught a graduate level class titled “Mathematical Methods in Chemical Physics,” and investigated quantum molecular dynamics and reactive scattering, with D.J.Tannor.
Hebrew University - Postdoctoral Fellow, February 1990 - February 1992
- Conducted classical studies of intramolecular vibrational energy redistribution, with R.D.Levine.
University of Arkansas - Research Associate, Dissertation Fellow, and Research Assistant, January 1986 - December 1989
- Conducted experimental studies of ceramic superconductors, with A.M.Hermann. Analyzed the rovibrational dynamics of buckminsterfullerene {C60}, with W.G.Harter.
Los Alamos National Laboratory - Collaborator, Summer 1987
- Performed a normal mode analysis of buckminsterfullerene {C60}, with W.G.Harter.
Georgia Institute of Technology - Research Assistant, May 1973 - December 1985
- Investigated icosahedral symmetry analysis with W.G.Harter and atmospheric spectroscopy with R. Bolander.