Bogomil Gerganov

Dr. Bogomil Gerganov specializes in the intricate fields of non-linear cardiac dynamics, integrable systems, quantum field theory, and spin-spin interactions of magnetic molecules. As an Associate Professor of Physics at Pacific Lutheran University, he has been a pivotal part of the academic community since 2000. Dr. Gerganov earned his Ph.D. in Physics from Cornell University, where he developed a profound understanding of complex physical phenomena. At PLU, Dr. Gerganov is not only dedicated to teaching but also serves as the Director of the Engineering Dual-Degree Program. In this role, he guides students through a rigorous curriculum that bridges theoretical physics with practical engineering applications. His commitment to education is evident in his innovative teaching methods and his ability to inspire students to explore the depths of physics. Dr. Gerganov's research interests are diverse and cutting-edge. He delves into the non-linear dynamics of cardiac systems, exploring how these complex systems can be modeled and understood. His work on integrable systems and quantum field theory contributes to the broader understanding of fundamental physics, while his studies on spin-spin interactions offer insights into the behavior of magnetic molecules. Outside of his research and teaching responsibilities, Dr. Gerganov is known for his collaborative spirit, often working with colleagues and students on interdisciplinary projects. His office hours are by appointment, allowing him to provide personalized guidance and mentorship to those eager to learn from his expertise.