Corrine Deegan

Biography

Professor Corrine Deegan’s academic interests have consistently gravitated towards the interdisciplinary aspects of physics, particularly in areas touching on human perception. Her doctoral research in biophysics examined human visual motion perception amidst noisy visual signals.

Throughout her PhD studies, Professor Deegan embraced opportunities to impart knowledge about physics, both formally and informally. These experiences ignited her passion for science education and communication, particularly in engaging more hesitant audiences.

As an educator, Professor Deegan channels her deep appreciation for the beauty and impact of physics into teaching introductory courses, often tailored for non-majors. Beyond the classroom, she dedicates herself to supporting aspiring scientists, nurturing their growth and enthusiasm.

While not actively pursuing research presently, Prof. Deegan maintains a special interest in the dynamic intersections of science, technology, society, and humanity. This ongoing curiosity underscores her commitment to staying connected with the evolving landscape of scientific inquiry and its broader implications.