Marlina Slamet, Ph.D. joined the Sacred Heart University faculty in 1995. Dr. Slamet's teaching focus is introductory physics courses for science majors and students in pre-health profession programs.

Dr. Slamet stood first in the City University of New York-wide doctoral qualifying examination in 1988 and received the University Scholarship and Fellowship Awards from Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York from 1987 to 1994.

She served as Chair of the Sacred Heart University Poster Session (Undergraduate Research and Creativity) from 2002 through 2016, and is a member of The American Physical Society, and The American Association of Physics Teachers.

Degrees: Ph.D. in Physics from Graduate School and University Center of CUNY; MA in Physics from Brooklyn College of CUNY; BS in Physics from theUniversity of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia.

Dr. Slamet's research includes Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics, related to the determination of electronic structure in atoms and solids, such as Kohn-Sham Density-Functional Theory, Local-Density Approximation, Quantal Density-Functional Theory (Work Formalism of Harbola and Sahni), Hartree-Fock Theory, and the most recent: Constrained-Search Variational Method using Wave Function Functional.