Research interests
Dr. Cartledge has developed and taught numerous physics and astronomy courses at a variety of levels: ASTR 120: Astronomy of the Solar System ASTR 122: Astronomy of Stars and Galaxies PHYS 124: Physics for Life Sciences I PHYS 126: Physics for Life Sciences II PHYS 130: Wave Motion, Optics, and Sound ENPH 131: Mechanics PHYS 144: Mechanics and Waves PHYS 146: Electromagnetism PHYS 208: Quantum Aspects of Modern Physics PHYS 242: Planetary Exploration Physics PHYS 252: Physics of the Earth PHYS 320: Astrophysics–Origin of the Elements PHYS 324: Astrophysics–Origins of Planetary Systems PHYS 330: Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics PHYS 372/472: Quantum Mechanics PHYS 398: Independent Study PHYS 498: Independent Research His research includes studying the composition of interstellar materials in both solid and gas phases. Currently, he studies exoplanets using robotic telescopes at a variety of sites across Alberta. Dr. Cartledge is available to work with students on these topics. | Astronomy, astrophysics, undergraduate research, telescopes, stars
Biography
Stefan Cartledge is Associate Professor | Chair, Department of Physical Sciences | Discipline Advisor, Astronomy at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Dr. Cartledge has developed and taught numerous physics and astronomy courses at a variety of levels: ASTR 120: Astronomy of the Solar System ASTR 122: Astronomy of Stars and Galaxies PHYS 124: Physics for Life Sciences I PHYS 126: Physics for Life Sciences II PHYS 130: Wave Motion, Optics, and Sound ENPH 131: Mechanics PHYS 144: Mechanics and Waves PHYS 146: Electromagnetism PHYS 208: Quantum Aspects of Modern Physics PHYS 242: Planetary Exploration Physics PHYS 252: Physics of the Earth PHYS 320: Astrophysics–Origin of the Elements PHYS 324: Astrophysics–Origins of Planetary Systems PHYS 330: Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics PHYS 372/472: Quantum Mechanics PHYS 398: Independent Stu. This summary considered all 4 collected sources.