Resume

• 2005

  Sabbatical Leave

  Omaha Nebraska

  Biological physics research highly overlaps with the rapidly evolving advances in medicine. A 6 month sabbatical leave was spent at the medical school campus to advance direct communication with medical researchers.

  Sabbatical visitor -- University of Nebraska

  Pharmacology -- Med School

  Sabbatical Leave

  hBar Scientific is a science education consultant firm that consults with developers of K-12 science content delivered over the internet

  and works with groups or individuals to deliver physical science content

  tutoring and presentations on science.

  Founder

  Phoenix

  Arizona Area

  hBar Scientific LLC

• 1982

  Arizona State University

  Tempe AZ

  Professor Sankey is a Regents' Professor in the Department of Physics at Arizona State University. He now has emeritus status (retired) since 2011. He has published about 250 articles in scientific journals

  and is a Fellow of the American Physical Society. Prof. Sankey has taught all levels of physics

  from non-major conceptual physical science and its laboratory

  freshman physics

  engineering physics

  physics for undergraduate majors

  special topics

  and graduate courses. Favorites have been conceptual physics

  University Physics I and II (classical mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism for engineering and science majors) and quantum physics.

  Regents' Professor Emeritus

  Arizona State University

  Arizona State University

• 1973

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Physics

  Washington University in St. Louis

• 1969

  Mathematical modeling

  Spectroscopy

  Biological Physics

  Scientific Analysis

  Theoretical Chemistry

  science awareness

  Higher Education

  Theory

  Materials Physics

  Awareness

  Theoretical Phyiscs

  Science Education Consulting

  Science

  Science teaching

  Physics

  Scientific analysis

  Nanotechnology

  Scientific Programming

  Numerical simulation

  Lecturing

  Sankey

  Otto F.

  Sankey

  hBar Scientific LLC

  UI

  Bachelor's degree

  In 2003

  Otto Sankey was highly honored to receive the\tDistinguished Alumni Award

  University of Missouri – St. Louis.

  Physics

  University of Missouri-Saint Louis

  U of Illinois