Click here to check out recent research projects. Dr. Jeffrey Wragg also has a research interest in spectroscopy and optical imaging. Students in the biophysics research group are currently involved with bio-optical instrumentation, photosensitization of dental bacteria and confocal microscopy. The interdisciplinary group works closely with biology faculty and research personnel at the Medical University of South Carolina . Students are encouraged to present their results at the College of Charleston Scientific Research Poster Session and the South Carolina Academy of Science .
Students are able to explore areas of interest in a tutorial or research course in the junior year.
All physics students are required to propose and carry out a closely supervised senior research project. There are often additional opportunites for summer research at the College of Charleston. Students and faculty take turns presenting articles for discussion. The meetings are also a forum for discussion of research progress.