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Sarah Kurtz
Title:
Professor, Graduate Program Chair (MBSE)
Email:
skurtz@ucmerced.edu
Office:
Castle 1200-46
Education:
Ph.D. in Chemical Physics, 1985 — Harvard University
B.A. in Chemistry & Physics, 1979 — Manchester College
Discipline:
Materials Science and Engineering
