Daniel Steiner
Daniel Steiner
- Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Prof. Daniel Steiner holds a bachelor of science degree in physics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a master of science degree in physics from The College of William & Mary.
He joined the Carthage faculty in Fall 2014, after teaching introductory physics and astronomy at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. At Carthage, he is focused on physics instruction for students majoring in the biological sciences.
Prof. Steiner’s post-graduate work began in 1997 at UW-Madison, where he was a faculty assistant. From 1998 to 2000, he served as a teaching assistant at The College of William and Mary. The focus of his graduate research in experimental particle physics was on meson spectroscopy, specifically examining high-energy particle decays in hopes of differentiating between models of previously unconfirmed four-quark particle states.
- B.S., physics — University of Wisconsin-Madison (1997)
- M.S., physics — The College of William & Mary (2000)
- PHY 2100 Physics I Lab
- PHY 1000 Physics for Future Presidents