Loretta Johnson

Assistant Professor of Physics

Kalamazoo College

Educational Background:

B.A. in physics from Grinnell College.

M.S. in physics from The University of Kansas.

Ph.D in physics from The University of Kansas.

Work Experience:

Lecturer at The University of Kansas.

Assistant Professor of Physics at Drury College.

Assistant Professor of Physics at Grinnell College.

Assistant Professor of Physics at Kalamazoo College.

Publications:

Campbell, Nuss-Warren, Johnson and McKay, “Neutrino Flavor and CP/T Violation,” Proceedings of DPF 2000.

Johnson and McKay, “Revising Neutrino Oscillation Parameter Space with Direct Flavor-Changing Interactions,” Phys.Rev.D61 (2000) 113007.

Johnson and McKay, “Fitting Direct Interaction Pieces into Neutrino Puzzles,” Phys.Lett.B433 (1998) 355.

Johnson, McKay and Bolton, “Extending Sensitivity for Low-Mass Neutral Heavy Lepton Searches,” Phys.Rev.D56 (1997) 2970.

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