Physics
Dr. Stacyann Nelson
Office: Calloway Hall 210
Phone: 443-885-3522
stacyann.nelson@morgan.edu
Research Focus
Her research focuses on utilizing ultra-strong electromagnetic fields to study the gluon dynamics in gold nuclei to understand fundamental properties, complex patterns, and behavior of hadronic matter at high energies. Instead of using ordinary hadronic collisions, these ultra-strong fields provide a robust reserve of high-energy photons proving a unique tool for ‘imaging' the gluons inside large nuclei, thus revealing their dynamics.
Research Interest
- Photon-induced processes
- Ultra-peripheral collisions
- Heavy-ion physics
- R&D for particle detectors
Contact Information
Chairperson:
Willie Rockward
willie.rockward@morgan.edu
Administrative Assistant:
Teresa Black
teresa.black@morgan.edu
Shopkeeper:
Johnny Norris
johnny.norris@morgan.edu
1700 East Cold Spring Lane
Calloway Hall - G22
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
P: (443) 885-3226
F: (443) 885-8288
E: Physics_Department@morgan.edu
Contact Information
Chairperson:
Willie Rockward
willie.rockward@morgan.edu
Administrative Assistant:
Teresa Black
teresa.black@morgan.edu
Shopkeeper:
Johnny Norris
johnny.norris@morgan.edu
1700 East Cold Spring Lane
Calloway Hall - G22
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
P: (443) 885-3226
F: (443) 885-8288
E: Physics_Department@morgan.edu