Rate My Professor John Goree

Goree has secured funding from the National Science Foundation, including a $405,000 grant awarded in 2025 to study dust contamination mitigation in semiconductor manufacturing processes as part of the Emerging Frontiers in Plasma Science and Engineering program. He serves as an Associate Editor for Physical Review E, published by the American Physical Society. His scholarly impact is significant, with over 17,899 citations and an h-index of 68 on Google Scholar as of February 2024. Notable publications include 'Laser-excited Mach cones in a dusty plasma crystal' (Physical Review E, 2000), 'Coulomb expansion of a thin dust cloud observed experimentally' (Physics of Plasmas, 2022), and 'Time-Dependent Shear Motion in a Strongly Coupled Dusty Plasma in PK-4 on the International Space Station' (IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 2023). Goree has mentored students and researchers who have presented seminars and won awards, such as the L.B. Sims Outstanding Master's Thesis Award at the University of Iowa. His contributions have influenced the field of low-temperature plasma physics, including non-equilibrium statistical mechanics tests using dusty plasmas.