Faculty and Staff
Ronald Banzon, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorRayda Peregil Gammag, M.Sc.Instructor |
Cristine Villagonzalo, Dr. rer. nat.Assistant ProfessorStructure and Dynamics Program Coordinator Naomi JacosalemUniversity Research Associate |
Faculty Profile
Dr. Ronald Banzon
Computational PhysicsDr. Banzon's current research interests include: (1) studies on population dynamics via the Penna Model, a bit-string model to account for the influence of aging/inheritance of genes and possible mutations, (2) molecular dynamics through formation of composite particles, (3) percolation, (4) quantum well states modeling, and (5) the investigation of circular polymers in solution for the possible conformations that they may exhibit as those found in supercoiled plasmid DNA.
Dr. Cristine Villagonzalo
Theoretical Solid State PhysicsDr. Villagonzalo's research interests in low dimensional materials include (1) thermoelectric properties, (2) transport characteristics and (3) their magnetic behavior. For example, she studies the behavior of two dimensional electron systems in the quantum Hall regime. She collaborates with Dr. Banzon in the field of percolation and modeling of quantum well states.
She has been involved in the study of thermoelectric properties in disordered systems.
Structure and Dynamics Group