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| Chang Kee Jung, Professor of Physics |
Dr. Chang Kee Jung joined Stony Brook as Assistant Professor in 1990. He received his doctoral degree in Physics, specializing in Experimental High Energy Physics from Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, in May 1986. He then completed his postdoctoral in 1990 at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University.
He has published over 200 research papers and is active in the community.
His adventurous activities include skydiving, bobsleding and bungee jumping.
Research Topics:
Research Topics: - Experimental high energy and
astro-particle physics: proton decay searches, neutrino
physics, lifetime studies, supernovae and blackholes, solar
neutrinos, super-symmetric particle searches, grand
unification
Experiments and Projects:
- Super-Kamiokande experiment in Kamioka, Japan
- K2K long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment, Tsukuba, Japan
- T2K long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment, Tokai, Japan
- UNO experiment
- HUSEP (Henderson Underground Science and
Engineering Project) project, Empire, Colorado
Research Interests:
Astrophysics
Experimental Physics
High Energy Astrophysics
High Energy Physics
Particle Physics
In The News:
The First T2K Neutrino Event Observed
At Super-Kamiokande T2K collaboration shows early results of
neutrino traveling 185 miles under Japan from beamline at
J-PARC facility
February 24, 2010
Contact Information:
Department of Physics and Astronomy
SStony Brook, NY 11794-3800
Telephone: 631-632-8108 (office)
e-mail: chang.jung@sunysb.edu
