Saja Teeti

Biography

Dr. Saja Teeti is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Physics. She holds a Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics, with her research primarily focused on studying nuclear structure. In addition to her work in nuclear physics, Dr. Teeti is deeply engaged in physics education research, exploring innovative, research-based pedagogies to improve the teaching and learning of physics.

Degrees

Selected Publications

1. S. Teeti, and A. V. Afanasjev, Global performance and optimization of separable pairing in covariant density functional theory. Physical Review C, Vol. 103, article 034310, 19 pages (2021).
2. S. Teeti, A. Afanasjev, and A. Taninah, Rotation induced extension of nuclear landscape and giant proton halos in rotating proton rich nuclei. Phys. Scr, 99, article 06531,  2024 .
3. S. Teeti, A. Afanasjev, and A. Taninah, Rotation of very proton-rich nuclei: new physical features, in preparation.
4. A. Taninah, B. Osei, A. V. Afanasjev, U. C. Perera, and S. Teeti, Towards accurate nuclear mass tables in covariant density functional theory. Phys. Rev. C 109, 024321 – Published 23 February 2024

Teaching Assignments

PHYS251
PHYS251L
PHYS252L