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Michael B. Schulz
Assistant Professor of Physics
Michael Schulz grew up in Baldwin, New York, where his
teachers at Baldwin Senior High School first opened his
eyes to the joys of science and math, and inspired him to
pursue a career in theoretical physics. He went on to
receive his bachelors's degree at MIT in 1996, his master's
from UC Berkeley in 1999 and his Ph.D. from Stanford
University in 2002, where he worked jointly at the Stanford
Linear Accelerator Center and the Institute for Theoretical
Physics. After completing his graduate studies, Schulz
spent the next three years at Caltech as a Postdoctoral
Scholar in Theoretical Physics, before returning to the
east coast in 2005 to join the High Energy Theory Group at
Penn as a Postdoctoral Fellow. In 2007 Schulz joined the
faculty at Bryn Mawr College.
Schulz's research focuses on string theory and its
applications to quantum field theory, cosmology and
particle physics.
E-mail: mbschulz AT brynmawr DOT edu
Office: Park Science Center, rm. 340
Telephone: (610) 526 - 5367
Fax: (610) 526 - 7469
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