The banner photo at the top of the page shows a crude single slit diffraction pattern I produced on a wall by sending light from a laser pointer through a very narrow slit about 18 feet away from the wall. It was interesting to find a very similar picture illustrating a nice discussion of diffraction and interference in Marianne Breinig's on-line physics course at the University of Tennessee.
This section has yet to be developed.
In its first incarnation, access is presented as a rudimentary listing of links.
- Immunology: Notes on molecular interactions and the recognition of antigen and allo-MHC by T cell receptors. They were put together to help students think about protein receptor-ligand interactions, and were on my course web site for students taking MIMM314 at McGill University.
- Lecture slides. Just a few presentations covering only parts of courses I was involved with. Occasionally a lecturer will request a few of my slides. There is nothing very fancy here, but since slide preparation can be very time consuming, I am happy to share them if they are useful.