JM Geremia Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Quantum Measurement and Control Group Department of Physics and Astronomy University of New Mexico email: jgeremia @ unm . edu cv: pdf web: http://qmc.phys.unm.edu/index.php/User:jgeremia courses taught: PHYS-491: Quantum Mechanics I (Fall 2006/2007) PHYS-492: Quantum Mechanics II (Spring 2006/2007/2008) PHYS-301 Statistical Mechanics (Fall 2008) PHYS-500 Stochastic Differential Equations (Spring 2007) Research Interests: Quantum Measurement Quantum Control Theory Precision Measurements Cold atomic Physics Other Interests: Downhill skiing Backpacking Computer Programming Classical Piano

Short bio:

JM was an undergraduate at the University of Delaware where he was both a Eugene du Pont and a Francis Alison Distinguished Scholar. He then moved one state up to get a Ph.D.in the group of Herschel Rabitz at Princeton University. JM drove right through Albuquerque on the way to a postdoctoral fellowship with the Institute for Quantum Information at the California Institute of Technology before driving back this way to the University of New Mexico in August of 2005.