Ilyong Jung, Ph.D.
- Assistant Professor
Department: Chemistry and Physics
Office: Edison Hall 260
Phone: 732-571-3696
Email: ijung@monmouth.edu
Education
Ph.D., Brown University
Research Interests
- Force sensitivity of swimming microorganisms
- Proton motive force of the bacterial flagellar motors
- Torque generation of the bacterial flagellar motors using magnetic tweezers
Courses
Recently Taught Classes
2022 Fall
- General Physics With Calculus Laboratory I – PH 211L
- Physics for the Life Sciences I – PH 105
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I – PH 105L
- Physics in Our Lives – PH 101
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
2022 Summer E
2022 Summer B
2022 Spring
- General Physics With Calculus II – PH 212
- Modern Physics – PH 301
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II – PH 106L
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
2021 Fall
- General Physics With Calculus Laboratory I – PH 211L
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I – PH 105L
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
- Theoretical Physics – PH 302
2021 Summer E
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II – PH 106L
2021 Summer B
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I – PH 105L
2021 Spring
- General Physics With Calculus II – PH 212
- Modern Physics – PH 301
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II – PH 106L
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
2020 Fall
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I – PH 105L
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
- Theoretical Physics – PH 302
2020 Summer E
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II – PH 106L
2020 Summer B
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I – PH 105L
2020 Spring
- General Physics With Calculus II – PH 212
- General Physics With Calculus Laboratory II – PH 212L
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II – PH 106L
- Research in Chemistry – CE 350
2019 Fall
Frequently Taught Classes
- General Physics With Calculus II (PH 212)
- General Physics With Calculus Laboratory I (PH 211L)
- Modern Physics (PH 301)
- Physics for the Life Sciences I (PH 105)
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory I (PH 105L)
- Physics for the Life Sciences Laboratory II (PH 106L)
- Research in Chemistry (CE 350)
- Theoretical Physics (PH 302)