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Mike Hibbs, Ph.D.
Photometric Discovery and Rapid Response Data Collection of Transient Astronomical Events:
Near Earth Asteroids, Comets, Novae, and Variable Stars
Archeoastronomy and the Interaction of Society and Science
Eclipsing Binaries and Mass Transfer Phenomenon
Development of Undergraduate Research Program
Development of improved faculty/student educational and social Environments
Secondary and Primary School Science Education
Science Education for the General Public
Post Failure Analysis of Structural Components
Microscopic and Macroscopic Failure Mechanisms of Structural Materials
Development, Characterization and Design of Structure using Composite Materials
Associate Professor Department of Engineering and Physics
Mike Hibbs, Ph.D.
Room 213A Science Building
hibbs@tarleton.edu
Teaching Responsibilities
- Physics
- Astronomy
- Engineering
Other Responsibilities
- Society of Physics Students and Sigma Pi Sigma - Faculty Sponsor
- Faculty Partner, Bender Hall
Research Interests
Astronomy
Photometric Discovery and Rapid Response Data Collection of Transient Astronomical Events:
Near Earth Asteroids, Comets, Novae, and Variable Stars
Archeoastronomy and the Interaction of Society and Science
Eclipsing Binaries and Mass Transfer Phenomenon
Physics And Science Education
Development of Undergraduate Research Program
Development of improved faculty/student educational and social Environments
Secondary and Primary School Science Education
Science Education for the General Public
Engineering and Material Science
Post Failure Analysis of Structural Components
Microscopic and Macroscopic Failure Mechanisms of Structural Materials
Development, Characterization and Design of Structure using Composite Materials