Rate My Professor Elvis Geneston

Geneston has produced impactful publications, including "Ergodicity Breaking and Localization" in Physical Review E (2016, co-authored with Rohisha Tuladhar, M. T. Beig, Mauro Bologna, and Paolo Grigolini), "From Self-Organized to Extended Criticality" (2012), "Cooperation-Induced Topological Complexity: A Promising Road to Fault Tolerance and Hebbian Learning" (2012), "Cooperation-induced temporal complexity in networks of pulse-coupled units" (2012), and "Complexity facilitates perturbation of a coherent dynamical process" (2011). His body of work has accumulated 461 citations and 1,711 reads on ResearchGate. In addition to research, Geneston co-edited the 2018 Proceedings of the Conference on Laboratory Instruction Beyond the First Year of College. He contributed to a $2.6 million grant awarded to La Sierra University in 2015 to boost student success. Geneston has delivered lectures, such as "Brain- and Music-Wave Synchrony" at a 2009 music therapy and education conference, and participated in the American Association of Physics Teachers New Faculty Workshop in 2011. As department chair and pre-engineering advisor, he plays a key role in faculty recruitment, student mentoring, and program development in physics and biophysics.