Faculty & Staff List

Name	E-Mail	Office	Local
Teaching Staff
Basim Assaf	Show Email	7A.14	4011
Position(s):   Faculty
Michelle Baryliuk-Raimbert	Show Email	7A.16	4022
Position(s):   Department Co-Chairperson
Nadim Boukhira	Show Email	7A.20	4018
Position(s):   Faculty
Jean-François Brière	Show Email	7A.16	4013
Position(s):   Department Co-Chairperson
Robyn E. Campbell	Show Email	7A.18	4913
Position(s):   Faculty on Leave
Jeremie Choquette	Show Email	7B.21	4235
Position(s):   Faculty
Rim Dib	Show Email	7B.19	4153
Position(s):   Faculty
Maria Dikeakos	Show Email	7A.10	4009
Position(s):   Faculty
Volodymyr Feshchenko	Show Email	7A.8	4025
Position(s):   Faculty Volodymyr Feshcenko graduated from Kiev State University in the Ukraine (Ph.D. 1987). He worked as an optoelectronic engineer and researcher in the fields of fibre-optic temperature sensors, semiconductor laser technology and satellite system software. Volodymyr has been teaching since 1997 in both physics (Dawson) and telecommunications (Institut Superieur d?Electronique).
Hélène Gaonac'h	Show Email	7A.10	4902
Position(s):   Faculty Conted
Diana Glennie	Show Email	7A.18	4076
Position(s):   Faculty
Kibreab Haile	Show Email	7B.21	4028
Position(s):   Faculty
Philip Lagogiannis	Show Email
Position(s):   Faculty Non-Permanent
Omar Melhem	Show Email	7B.21	4160
Position(s):   Faculty
Virgil Muntean	Show Email	7A.8	4026
Position(s):   Faculty Conted
Hélène Nadeau	Show Email	7A.22	4021
Position(s):   Faculty D.E.C. from Le Petit Séminaire de Québec, BSc. (Physics) from Université Laval , M.Phil. and PhD.(Physics) from Yale University, postdocs at Saclay (France), Seoul National University (Korea) and McGill. My domain of research is the Theory of Elementary Particles. I have used bag models and skyrmions to explain static properties of hadrons, done calculations of probabilities of observing exotic particles at future colliders and worked on Non-Relativistic Quantum Chromodynamics. I have taught statics and mechanics, waves, electricity and magnetism, modern physics, strength of materials, a bit of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics.
Jamileh Naidj	Show Email	7B.19	4154
Position(s):   Faculty
Marie-Pier Neault	Show Email	7A.16	4785
Position(s):   Faculty Conted
Alexandre Pronine	Show Email	7A.14	4029
Position(s):   Faculty   Faculty Conted
Samad Rastikerdar	Show Email	7A.22	4020
Position(s):   Faculty
Chris Roderick	Show Email	7A.10	4008
Position(s):   Faculty
Jaime Sandoval	Show Email	7A.18	4016
Position(s):   Faculty
Andrew Stewart	Show Email	7A.24	4024
Position(s):   Faculty
Emmanuel Thibau	Show Email	7A.14	4236
Position(s):   Faculty   Faculty Conted
Manuel Toharia Zapata	Show Email	7B.21	4017
Position(s):   Faculty Undergraduate in physics at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, MSc in physics at UQAM, PhD in theoretical particle physics at the University of California Davis, postdocs at the University of Michigan, Syracuse University and the University of Maryland and research associate status at Concordia University. My field of research is phenomenology of particle physics beyond the Standard Model (SM). I have worked in supersymmetric extensions of the SM but I am mainly interersted in extra-dimensional extensions of it, in particular in the so-called Randall-Sundrum scenarios where one highly warped extra dimension is added to our usual 3+1 spacetime. Currently, I work on Higgs phenomenology in this context. http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Manuel_Toharia I teach physics courses of the cegep curriculum, my favorite one being waves and modern physics.
Joel Trudeau	Show Email	7A.20	4019
Position(s):   Coordinator of SPACE
Chris Whittaker	Show Email	7A.24	4023
Position(s):   Program Coordinator of Enriched Science Chris Whittaker went to Heritage College (Cegep) in Hull Quebec and then studied Engineering Physics at Queen’s University (B.Sc. 1989, M.Sc. 1992). As an undergraduate he specialized in aeronautical and nuclear engineering and for his masters degree he studied how the apparent viscosity of nematic liquid crystals changes in electric and magnetic fields. Chris also holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto (1996) and he has prepared two radio documentaries for the CBC program Ideas – including one about physics called “Size Matters” which originally aired in October 2002.
Non-Teaching Staff
Bin Cai	Show Email	7A.4-1	1760
Position(s):   Laboratory Technician
Eric Desautels	Show Email	7A.4-1	1760
Position(s):   Laboratory Technician
Norbert Kristof	Show Email	7A.4-1	1760
Position(s):   Laboratory Technician
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