STUDENTS
This could be you!
On the way to earning a MSc or PhD in Subatomic Physics you will gain many valuable skills, ranging from soft skills like organization and collaboration to technical skills like soldering, working with vacuum systems, and computer programming.
Currently my group consists of two postdocs (who share their time between projects), one PhD student and two MSc students (one of whom I am co-supervising with another researcher). So far, one of my students has graduated with a MSc.
Preeti Pandi
Postdoc
Dr. Pandi is working on electronics for a novel CMOS-like detector.
Jie Pan
Postdoc
Dr. Pan is leading the prototype testing for the MOLLER detectors.
Sakib Rahman
PhD Student
Mr. Rahman performs simulation studies for the MOLLER experiment.
Iris Halilovic
MSc Student
Ms. Halilovic simulates magnetic fields with non-linear materials.
Han Soul Lee
MSc Student
Ms. Lee is analyzing data from beam tests of prototype MOLLER detectors.
Ryan Spies
MSc Student, graduated
Mr. Spies performed tests of a Hall A Compton electron detector plane.
Brynne Blaikie
Summer Undergraduate Student
Ms. Blaikie measured the oxidation rates of calcium.
Tim Hucko
Summer Undergraduate Student
Mr. Hucko developed a new GEANT4 simulation for an electron detector.
Lucas Styre
Summer Undergraduate Student
Mr. Styre defined the Compton electron detector geometry in GEANT4.