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Layla Kanaan is a physics instructor at a community college, where she has taught introductory lecture courses and laboratory sections for nine years. Her coursework covers foundational algebra- and calculus-based sequences in mechanics and thermodynamics. Kanaan completed her bachelor’s degree in physics at Vermont State University and earned a master’s in physics from the University of Utah.

Scanning Probe Microscopy: Principles and Applications
What Is Symmetry Breaking and Why Does It Shape Reality?
What Is Taylor Dispersion and Why Is It Important?
What Is a Quantum Reverse? The Science of Time Reversal
What Is Current Rectification and How Does It Work?
What is Synchrotron XRD and How Does It Work?
What Is Two-Photon Excitation and How Does It Work?
The Haldane Model: The Quantum Hall Effect Without a Magnet
How Do SQUIDs Work in Quantum Computing?
Holographic Microscopy: What It Is and How It Works
What Is Tunneling Current? A Quantum Phenomenon
Photoacoustic Technology: Principles and Applications
The Diffusion Length Equation Explained
Optical Trapping: How It Works and Its Applications
What Is Quantum Confinement and Why Does It Matter?
The Van der Pauw Method: Evaluating Thin-Film Resistivity
Runaway Electrons: Factors, Surfaces, and Measurement