Department of Physics and Technology
Dr. Todd Timberlake is a Professor of Physics. He teaches courses in computational physics, classical and quantum mechanics, and historical astronomy. He conducts research in computational quantum mechanics, the use of computers for teaching physics and astronomy, and the history of astronomy. He is the author of two books: Finding Our Place in the Solar System (from Cambridge University Press) and Classical Mechanics with Maxima (from Springer).
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As an Associate Professor of Practice and Director of HackBerry Lab, Zane teaches prototyping, human-centered computing, and interactive product design in Berry College's Creative Technologies program. His research and practice explore maker-based learning, embedded electronics, and wearable technology. His interactive creations explore the intersection of technology, art, and fashion and are frequently featured in museums, galleries, and fashion shows.
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Mariah Kelly serves as the Manager of HackBerry Lab, Berry’s makerspace and innovation lab, where she oversees the facility’s operations, resources, and supports students as they transform ideas into working prototypes. She also teaches courses in Creative Technologies that explore the community, resources, and culture of innovation, as well as the impact of technology in society. Her professional background includes technical documentation, electronics manufacturing, and PCB design, bringing both practical technical expertise and a broad perspective on the ways technology can shape our world
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Dr. Zachary Lindsey is an Associate Professor of Physics and currently teaches courses in physics and engineering, while leading students in experimental physics research. His research combines aspects of physics, chemistry, materials science, and engineering to investigate novel semiconductor growth methods and materials with various optoelectronic and energy conversion applications.
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Dr. Rameshwor Poudel is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics, teaching introductory and advanced physics courses along with their laboratories.
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As a Lecturer in Creative Technologies, Chris Whitmire utilizes project based learning in classes spanning the fields of design, computer science, electronics, CNC machining, rapid prototyping, and machine learning. He also works to foster a strong community within HackBerry Lab and the Creative Technologies department.
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