Adjunct Faculty

Michael Fleischauer
Fleischauer, Michael
National Institute for Nanotechnology
(780) 641-1705
Group website
Development and use of in-situ operando electrochemical, structural, mechanical, and spectroscopic techniques to understand the influence of dynamic real-world conditions on energy storage materials and systems (e.g. lithium-ion batteries).
Wayne Hiebert Hiebert, Wayne
National Institute for Nanotechnology
wayne.hiebert@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
Condensed matter physics.
Amina Hussein

Hussein, Amina
11-368 Donadeo Innovation Centre for Engineering
aehussei@ualberta.ca

Experiments and numerical modelling of laser-matter interactions: relativistic electron acceleration and laser wakefield acceleration; the generation and application of laser-driven x-rays, gamma-rays and infrared pulses; laser induced breakdown spectroscopy. Interdisciplinary applications including sustainable agriculture and advanced manufacturing.
Roland Kothes

Kothes, Roland
Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory
kothes@ualberta.ca

The study of magnetic fields in supernova remnants, pulsar wind nebulae, and the Milky Way Galaxy through radio polarimetric observations. Early star formation in the Cygnus X region.
Lawrence Le Le, Lawrence
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging, University of Alberta

Research Transition Facility
(780) 407-1153
lawrence.le@ualberta.ca

His primary research interest is ultrasound imaging of bone tissues relevant to patient care. This includes basic research, development of innovative imaging techniques, and clinical validation. His research involves multi-disciplinary methods to solve medical-related problems, spanning from ultrasound physics, biomedical engineering, signal processing, image processing, artificial intelligence, 3D image vision and fusion, prototype development, to electronics.

Marek Malac Malac, Marek
National Institute for Nanotechnology
mmalac@ualberta.ca
Condensed matter physics.
Gil Porat

Porat, Gil
5-269 Donadeo Innovation Centre for Engineering
gporat@ualberta.ca
(780) 492-5383
Group website

Laser physics and applications, ultrafast and nonlinear optics, metrology, and tests of fundamental physics. In particular, frequency comb laser development, optical frequency conversion, and quantum sensing of magnetic fields.
Don Robinson Robinson, Donald
0414 Cross Cancer Institute
donaldr@ualberta.ca
(
780) 432-8761
Group website

Multi-modality Image registration and fusion, motion induced image artifacts, intensity modulated radiotherapy, conformal radiotherapy, dosimetry, radiobiological dose response modeling, inverse treatment planning, plan optimization and brachytherapy dose optimization.