Clark McGrew
Associate Professor
Physics and Astronomy
Office: Physics D 134
Biography
I got my Ph.D. at Unvirsity of California, Irvine in 1994 with a thesis on IMB titled "A Search for baryon nonconservation using the IMB-3 Detector". I joined the NN group as post-doc in 1995 and I started working on Super-Kamiokande and the proposed neutrino observatory UNO. Since then I have contributed to K2K, T2K and DUNE.