Dr. Chen’s research interests include quantum information processing in realistic environments, applications of quantum computing, and the interplay of quantum computing, symmetry, and topology in condensed matter physics.

Dr. Van Leeuwen’s teaching interests include general philosophy courses, specialized courses at the intersections of philosophy and other disciplines in the cognitive sciences such as psychology, anthropology, and cognitive neuroscience.

Dr. Lenczewska’s research interests include Kant's practical philosophy, the intellectual history of the Enlightenment, and contemporary moral and political philosophy, including its applications to issues in public policy and feminist theory.

Mr. Carpenter’s teaching interests include helping K-12 students become engaged in the physical sciences.

Dr. Patience’s research interests include phonetics and phonology, second and subsequent language acquisition, teaching and learning of second language pronunciation, Indigenous language revitalization, and phonetic and phonological variation.

Ms. Hyodo’s teaching interests include engagement and collaboration in the classroom. As the coordinator of the language house, Ms. Hyodo cultivates a 'Japanese home' where students can enhance their language skills and foster cross-cultural connections.

Dr. Kara’s research interests include the mathematics of decision making for complex systems. 

Dr. Lauersdorf’s research interests include colonial North American borderlands focusing on the Indigenous history of the Gulf Coast and broader Southeast in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Dr. Ajibade’s research interests include everyday urban life in Africa with a current focus on a history of the politics and profits of commercial gambling in Nigeria between the colonial and post-independence period.

Dr. Nam’s research interests focus on tropical cyclones (including hurricanes) with radar observations and numerical modeling.