Robert Ehrlich is a Physics professor at George Mason University .  In his spare time, he is hopelessly addicted to the game of Go, and is faculty advisor to the GMU Go Club.

Scholarly activities

My current interest is in promoting renewable energy education in the U.S. I have recently created a web site rev-up.org for this purpose, and I am conducting workshops for teachers. In recent years I have worked in three main areas. These include a) basic physics research, b) physics education studies, and c) communicating science to the broader public. Some recent publications in the first two areas can be found here, and a complete list can be found on my resume. For some examples in category c), see a 7 min long multimedia presentation: “Relativity: Adventures of Albert and Marie,” which was a finalist in the 2005 Pirelli Relativity Challenge. Other examples include my 20 books, the most recent of which include "Eight Preposterous Propositions"(2003) and  "Nine Crazy Ideas in Science: A Few Might Even Be True"(2001).

Courses recently taught

PHYS 331 Physics of Renewable Energy PHYS 243 College Physics I

PHYS 262 Univ Physics III