Gerald Guralnik
Professor:
Physics
Phone: +1 401 863 2623
Phone 2: +1 401 863 1473
Gerald_Guralnik@Brown.EDU
Professor Guralnik's research is in the area of Elementary-Particle Theory (quantum theory of fields, numerical quantum field theory and computational algorithms). Professor Guralnik came to Brown from the University of Rochester, where he had been a postdoctoral research associate. He also carried on research at Imperial College, London, under an National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship after receiving his Ph.D. from Harvard. He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society and was an Alfred P. Sloan Research Foundation Fellow.
Biography
Professor Guralnik received his PH.D. in Physics from Harvard University. He has carried out research at many institutions in Europe and the United States. His primary interest is in elementary particle theory.
Research Description
Gerald Guralnik, a professor of Physics, does research in high energy theoretical physics. His work focuses on the fundamental structure of quantum field theory, general relativity and computational methods applicable to the solutions of field theoretic problems
He also is a member of the "Ersatz Brain Project" which has the ultimate goal of designing a "brain like" computer.
For more details see:
Computational High Energy Theory
Honors and Awards
American Physical Society Fellow
Alfred P. Sloan Research Foundation Fellow
National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship
Affiliations
American Physical Society
Funded Research
Current Funding:
"Computational High Energy Theory" Funded by the U.S. Dept. of Energy
"The Ersatz Brain Project" Funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory, Rome, NY
