Riina Tehver
Associate Professor
Chair of Physics & Astronomy
Physics
Physics is the study of the universe and how it works. Questions in physics range from the very big (evolution of the universe) to the very small (atoms and quantum physics), and from the very fast (relativity) to the very slow (laser cooling).
Physics majors enjoy the use of state-of-the-art experimental apparatus such as tunable lasers, optical and infrared spectrometers, and ultra-high vacuum equipment.
Highlights
Spotlights
How We Learn
A Surprising New Model of Star Formation
How We Learn
Play Ball Better
How We Learn
Seeing the Big Picture in Small Moments
How We Learn
Solving the skyscraper
Where We Go
Arc of a diver
How We Learn
Partnering piano and physics
How We Learn
Cool physics
How We Learn
The Philosophy of Physics
How We Learn
Laser Focus
How We Learn
Salon touts Denison physicist's research
Where We Go
Keith Starr '06
How We Learn
Physics Outreach
What's Happening
Lectures & Discussions
Quantum Mechanics of Hydrogen Storage & Isotope Separation
Lectures & Discussions
Guest Speaker, Susan Lehman, College of Wooster
Lectures & Discussions
Trapped Ions: Exploring Difficult Many-Body Problems
More From Denison
