Research

Council Chair Gerald Miller, Physics, proved that the neutron has a negative charge both in its inner core and its outer edge, with a positive charge sandwiched in between to make the particle electrically neutral. His proof refines Fermi’s work and advances scientific understanding of the strong force, which – with the weak force, electromagnetism and gravity – is one of the four fundamental forces of nature.

President's Designee
Mary E. Lidstrom
Vice Provost for Research

Voting Faculty
Sara Curran, Jackson School
David Fluharty, Marine Affairs
Mark Haselkorn, Human Centered Design & Engineering
Apurva Jain, Information Systems
Axel Roesler, Art
Susan Spieker, Family and Child Nursing
Ronald Stenkamp, Biological Structure
Daniel Vogt, Forest Resources
Richard Wright, Linguistics

Ex Officio
Susanne Redalje, ALUW Representative
Ryan Schmidt, ASUW Representative
Vacant, GPSS Representative
Colin Smith, PSO Representative
David Foster, UWRA Representative
Jim Fridley, Faculty Legislative Representative

Modified October 26, 2009