Dr. Michael Gericke

Professor

Associate Professor 2012-2019

Assistant Professor 2007-2012

Post-doctoral Research Associate at Jefferson Laboratory and TRIUMF 2004-2007

Graduate Research Assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory 2001-2004

Ph.D., Indiana University, 2004

My research websites:

Personal page

Efforts at Jefferson Laboratory

Efforts at the Spallation Neutron Source

My teaching websites:

Courses I have taught or am teaching:

Relativistic Quantum Mechanics: PHYS 7560

Nuclear and Particle Physics: PHYS 7570

Introduction to Nuclear Physics: PHYS 4510

Quantum Mechanics II: PHYS 3380

Quantum Mechanics III: PHYS 4390

Mechanics: PHYS 1050

E&M and Modern Physics: PHYS 1030

General Physics I: PHYS 1020

Contact:

Room 213 Allen Bldg. Department of Physics & Astronomy
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2
Canada
  
Phone: +1-204-474-6203
FAX: +1-204-474-7622
Email: mgericke physics.umanitoba.ca



Research interests:

Broadly speaking, my research is focused on experimental tests of the Standard Model (SM), including verification of its untested or poorly tested sectors (QCD) and possible extensions to the theory (physics beyond the SM in the electro-weak sector).

I currently use the majority of my research time to perform high precision tests of the Standard Model, using parity-violating electron scattering at Jefferson Laboratory, in the US (the MOLLER experiment), in the USA, and at the MAMI and future MSEA facilities, at the Mainz institute for nuclear physics, at the Johannes Gutenberg University, in Germany (the P2 experiment).

I am also spending some of my research time working on experiments that use cold and ultra-cold neutrons to measure fundamental properties of neutrons to high precision. These include the neutron beta-decay correlation parameters (the Nab experiment at the spallation neutron source (SNS), at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, USA) and the search for the neutron electric dipole moment (nEDM), using ultra-cold neutrons at TRIUMF, in Vancouver, Canada (the TUCAN experiment).



Selected recent publications: