George A. Huttlin has been an adjunct member of the PGCC faculty since 1998. From 1975 to 1997 he was a physicist at the Army Research Laboratory and Harry Diamond Laboratories, where he worked in high-voltage pulsed power, high-power microwave generation, and nuclear-radiation-effects simulation. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame where he did research on polarization effects in nuclear reactions. A native of Philadelphia, his B.A. is from La Salle University. Besides teaching, his present interests include non-linear effects, chaos, and quantum mechanics. For fun he writes computer programs to solve geometric puzzles, constructs mechanical puzzles, and performs semi-professionally as a percussionist with various musical groups.
