Fall 2017

Physics Department’s Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Fall 2017

Sep. 20^th Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, TTU Chapter, Wesley Kizer
2017 Solar Eclipse High Altitude Ballooning

Sep. 27^th Di’Arra Mostella, TTU Physics Major
The Development of NEXT: A New High Resolution Neutron Detector

Oct. 4^th Damien DeArmitt, TTU Physics Major
Material Depolarization of Ultracold Neutrons

Oct. 11^th Alex Chaney, TTU Physics and Chemical Engineering Major
SLIMER: A Scintillator Layered Imaging Microscope for Environmental Research

Oct. 18^th Prof. Jeannette Wolak, TTU Earth Science
Analysis of Terraced Fans on Mars

Nov. 1^st J.P. Nelms
Nuclear Decay Station Engineering Design

Nov. 8^th Prof. George Siopsis, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Quantum Information – The Light Edition

Nov. 15^th Hannah Blaylock and Garrett Winkle, TTU Earth Science Majors
Petrophysical Properties of the Fort Payne Formation (Mississippian), Tennessee and Kentucky

Nov. 29^th Dr. Daniel Salvat, University of Washington
The MuSun Experiment: or, how to have fun in rural Switzerland

Dec. 6^th Dr. Barry Win, Oak Ridge National Lab (and TTU alum)
Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Neutron Scattering User Program

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