About Me

Anthony Duane Stewart is an associate professor of physics at Southern University & A&M College in Baton Rouge, LA (SUBR).  In addition to teaching courses in General Physics and Thermodynamics, Dr. Stewart serves as the Director of the Electro-Chemistry and Energy Laboratory (EERL).  He is also an active member on various university committees and national service organizations.  Before joining the faculty at SUBR, Dr. Stewart was an assistant professor at Allen University (AU) where he served as AU-National Society Black Enegineers (NSBE) faculty advisor.  Dr. Stewart also served as the 2017-2018 NSBE professional executive board (PEB) pre-college initiative (PCI) chairperson.  Dr. Stewart has published in several peer-reviewed journals and currently serves on the editorial board of Contributions to Modern and Applied Physics:           

https://gexinonline.com/journal/contribution-to-modern-and-applied-physics/editorial-board

Dr. Stewart received a BS in Physics from SUBR in 1999.  He then pursued a PhD in Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Florida in 2000.  He was awarded an MS (’03) and PhD (’08) degree in Materials Science & Engineering with a concentration in Electronic Materials.  His dissertation work focused on the molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) growth and characterization of novel oxide thin films for diode applications. In 2014, Dr. Stewart was awarded an MS degree from SUBR in Physics.  Anthony is from Baton Rouge, LA.

Anthony enjoys inspiring young people to pursue STEM careers with exciting thought-provoking demonstrations and speaking engagements.